Interesting sleeves and I also like her makeup.. |
| Mary Rodgers, Lady Harington by Marcus Gheeraerts II, 1592 |
And this gentleman looks so ghostly that he must have helped nature with makeup. Shiny such, the effect is quite close to the makeup I made with Bismuth. |
| Portrait of a Man in Classical Dress, possibly Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke by Marcus Gheeraerts II, c.1610 |
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| Portrait of a Lady, Called Elizabeth, Lady Tanfield, British school, 1615 |
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| Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister by Cornelius Johnson, 1620 |
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| Portrait of an Unknown Lady by Cornelius Johnson, 1646 |
One of the most adorable 17th century portraits I have seen. |
| Portrait of the Artist's Wife by William Dobson, c.1635-40 |
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| Mary Hill, Lady Killigrew by Sir Antony Van Dyck, 1638 |
A lady with a very large patch at her temple. |
| Unknown lady by Cornelius Johnson, 1659 |
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| Portrait of a Lady and a Boy, with Pan by John Hayls, 1655-9 |
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| Unknown lady by Sir Peter Lely, 1670-75 |
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| Girl with a Parrot by Sir Peter Lely, c.1670 |
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| Portrait of Mrs. Haire by Michael Dahl, 1701 |
Interesting portrait of a theatre costume and interpretation of Chinese clothes. |
| Mrs Yates as Mandane in 'The Orphan of China' exhibited 1765 by Tilly Kettle |
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| Giovanna Bacceli by Thomas Gainsborough, 1782 |
