Anthony Van Dyck by Lionel Cust (1905)

Halftone reproduction of a man with curly hair and a mustache, turned three-quarter view, from an etching by Van Dyck.

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A printed reproduction of a man's head and shoulders turned three-quarters to the viewer, rendered with fine hatched lines and curling hair. The caption identifies the sitter as Van Dyck and notes the image is taken from his own etching. The page is from Lionel Cust's 1905 publication on Anthony Van Dyck.

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1905

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