Anthony van Dyck by Alexander Bannerman

Engraved oval portrait of a man with curly hair in an ornate frame, labeled Antony Vandyck, after Walpole's collection.

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An engraved oval portrait of a man with curly shoulder-length hair, set within an ornate rococo-style cartouche and a stone pedestal. A scroll beneath the frame bears the name Antony Vandyck, and the plate notes it is after an original in the collection of the Hon. Mr Walpole. The print is attributed to Alexander Bannerman as engraver, after a painting by Anthony van Dyck.

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