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Belgium was important in Victorian times and continued to expand because of the harbour dock
sometimes decorated with needlework
We have stabilised the other joints and had the chair re-sprung and re-webbed and it is ready for use
with many of the 315 houses being built from local stone
Canvas Width: 26
Circle of Daniel Mytens; An Early 17thC Oil on Panel Portrait of a Nobleman c.1620 reserved Belgium was important in VictorianOrigin: Anglo Dutch Period: James I Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1620 Height: 30 Width: 18 The striking oil on panel fragmentary portrait of a nobleman, shown in half length wearing a large ruff collar to a red, black and gold lace and silk garment, the sitter with a goatee beard and thick head of black hair, of middle age and looking out to the viewer, the whole being from the circle of Daniel Mytens (c. 15901648), and surviving in unrestored
