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Sir Anthony van Dyck
(1599-1641) Self-Portraitc. 1628/9
Oil on canvas
31.5 x 24 in (80 x 61 cm)
Provenance
Possibly Paulus Pontius, his posthumous inventory of 1659, ‘Twee Contrefeytsels: het effigies van de schilder Van Dyck’;
Probably Jan-Baptiste Anthoine, his posthumous inventory of 1691, ‘Een Contrefeijtsel van Van Dijck met eenen mantel in de handt’;
Probably then in the sale of Count Thomas de Fraula, Brussels, 21st July 1738, lot 31, ‘Van Dyck – Een Portrait van eenen Man met Rabat, ende goude keten, hoogh 2 v. 7 duym en half, breet 2 v. 1 duym en half.’
Edward Gray, Harringay House, by 1838;
Robert Stayner Holford, Westonbirt;
Sir George Lindsay Holford, Westonbirt;
Christie’s, London, 17th May, 1928, lot 64;
Hazlitt, Gooden & Fox, London;
Captain W.H.Pollen MC;
Christie’s, London, 17th May 1957, lot 51;
David M Koetser, Zurich;
German Private Collection.
Probably Jan-Baptiste Anthoine, his posthumous inventory of 1691, ‘Een Contrefeijtsel van Van Dijck met eenen mantel in de handt’;
Probably then in the sale of Count Thomas de Fraula, Brussels, 21st July 1738, lot 31, ‘Van Dyck – Een Portrait van eenen Man met Rabat, ende goude keten, hoogh 2 v. 7 duym en half, breet 2 v. 1 duym en half.’
Edward Gray, Harringay House, by 1838;
Robert Stayner Holford, Westonbirt;
Sir George Lindsay Holford, Westonbirt;
Christie’s, London, 17th May, 1928, lot 64;
Hazlitt, Gooden & Fox, London;
Captain W.H.Pollen MC;
Christie’s, London, 17th May 1957, lot 51;
David M Koetser, Zurich;
German Private Collection.