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The Three Eldest Children of King Charles I (after Van Dyck)

after Sir Anthony Van Dyck (Antwerp 1599 - London 1641)

Category

Art / Oil paintings

Date

1800 - 1899

Materials

Oil on canvas

Measurements

1321 x 1486 mm (52 x 58 1/2 in)

Place of origin

England

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Collection

Tyntesfield, North Somerset

NT 20906

Caption

This is a version of an original painting in the Royal Collection. It is a charming and very popular image of the royal children. There are many copies of this composition and of the later, larger portrait with five children, which can be found throughout all the National Trust collections. Its appeal extended beyond supporters of the Stuarts.

Summary

Oil painting on canvas, The Three Eldest Children of King Charles I (after Van Dyck), previously attributed to William Charles Thomas Dobson, RA (Hamburg 1817 – Ventnor 1898). A copy after the original painting, 1646, in the Royal Collection. Prince Charles, later King Charles II (1630-1685), James, Duke of York later King James II (1633–1701) and Princess Mary Henrietta, Princess Royal, later Princess of Orange (1631–1660) in white dresses beside him, with two King Charles spaniels.

Provenance

Possibly Trentham Hall; purchased by George Abraham Gibbs 1st Baron Wraxall of Tyntesfield (1873-1931) at Shepherd Bros., St James's, 1909; purchased by the National Trust from the estate of the late George Richard Lawley Gibbs, 2nd Baron Wraxall (1928 – 2001) with the assistance of the NHMF, Art Fund and donations from members and supporters in 2002

Credit line

Tyntesfield, The Gibbs Collection (National Trust)

Marks and inscriptions

Verso: (to frame) On reverse, inscription centre left and with indistinct inscription and dated 1696 lower left: REGIS MAGNAE BRITANNIAE/PROLOE/PRINCEPS CAROLUS NATVS 29 MAY 1630. / IACOBUS DVX EBORACENSIS NATVS 14 OCT. 1633 / ET FILIA PRINCEPS MARIA NATA 4 NO. 1631 / (dated) 1696 / SIR WILLIAM DOBSON d. 1646 Verso: Also two paper labels with typescript to left and right at rear -1) 'This picture of the children of Charles I is a replica of the one by / Sir Anthony Vandyck at Windsor Castle. It was painted by William Dobson / (Vandyck's chief pupil and quite possibly in Vandyck's own studio) for the / King who wished to give it to a friend. It is believed that there was another / replica painted as well. Dobson became Serjeant Painter and Groom of / the Privy Chamber to the King on Vandyck's death in 1641; but he only survived / for five years, dying himself in 1646 / Prince Charles, afterwards Charles II. Prince James, afterwards James II William III of England. Princess Mary, afterwards wife of William of Orange and mother of / William III of England.' (same on both labels except last line missed from right hand label)

Makers and roles

after Sir Anthony Van Dyck (Antwerp 1599 - London 1641), artist previously catalogued as attributed to William Charles Thomas Dobson, RA (Hamburg 1817 - Ventnor 1898), artist

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