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Today, attributions are made on the basis of style, sitter, accepted date, and related documentation such as receipts or bills for payment and inventories of collections or estates. It is now generally accepted that the artist known as "The
Monogrammist HE" is Hans Eworth, but other identifications
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Attribution to artists is even more challenging; not all artists signed their work, and those who did may not have done so consistently. Many pictures have been cut down, extended, or otherwise altered in ways that damage or destroy inscriptions. Artists' workshops often churned out copies of the
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Jewellery and metalwork were regarded as extremely important, and far more was spent on them than on painting. Holbein produced many spectacular designs for now-vanished table ornaments in precious metals, and
Hilliard was also a practising goldsmith. The main artistic interests of Henry VIII were
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Many surviving images have been badly worn over the years, or incompetently "restored". Inscriptions are often later than the paintings themselves, and may reflect wishful thinking; many anonymous Tudor ladies were identified as "Mary I", or, especially, one or other of Henry VIII's queens, by the
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Elizabeth spent far less, hardly building anything herself, but took a personal interest in painting, keeping her own collection of miniatures locked away, wrapped in paper on which she wrote the names of the sitter. She is reputed to have had paintings of her burnt that did not match the iconic
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was the most important form of painting for all the artists of the Tudor court, and the only one to have survived in any numbers. How many of these have also been lost can be seen from
Holbein's book (nearly all pages in the
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was also trained as an illuminator. She entered the service of Henry VIII at the close of 1546 following the deaths of
Holbein (1543) and Lucas Horenbout (1544), and would remain as court painter to Henry's son
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Hoefnagel and fellow Flemish exiles are sitting beneath the tree. Town 2015 reattributes the painting to Gheeraerts the Elder, but the figures may represent him and his circle.
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Details for all, unless otherwise stated, from Ellis
Waterhouse, "Painting in Britain, 1530–1790", 4th Edn, 1978, Penguin Books (now Yale History of Art series) - see Serjeant Painter in Index
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work, however much the general plan remains
English. The scattered fragments and images that have survived suggest that the awestruck accounts of visitors were not exaggerated.
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master's work to meet the demand for portraits, as symbols of devotion to the Crown or simply to populate the fashionable "long galleries" lined with portraits.
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Pairing by Hans Eworth" in
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Painter" in 1511/12, and as the first Serjeant Painter in 1527, when the imported artist
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Nicholas Hilliard received ÂŁ400 as a gift in 1591, and an annuity of ÂŁ40 from 1599; he typically charged ÂŁ3 for a non-royal miniature.
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and her second husband Adrian Stokes, an attribution that stood unquestioned until the sitters were properly identified as
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of manuscript illustrators and also was employed briefly at the Tudor court. In Bruges, Gerard was associated with
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de Cock (1495–1552) Dutch portrait and history painter, probably in England c. 1527–1532, before leaving for Italy
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who would marry the daughter of Queen Elizabeth's jeweller and rise to become the supreme miniaturist of the age.
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a Flemish Protestant refugee, stayed nine years, and returned in 1585 until his death sometime before 1589
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the techniques of painting miniatures on vellum when Holbein was engaged by Henry VIII in the early 1530s.
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probably painted Henry VII and a picture of Catherine of Aragon for her mother, his employer
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edited by Guy Fitch Lytle and Stephen Orgel, Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1982
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recipients were expected to give works to the monarch, at New Year or on their birthday.
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Town, Edward; David, Jessica: "George Gower: portraitist, Mercer, Serjeant Painter".
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Illuminating the Renaissance: The Triumph of Flemish Manuscript Painting in Europe
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Artists of the Tudor Court: The Portrait Miniature Rediscovered 1520–1620
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in chalk, pen and brush on paper, 1532–33, Royal Collection, Windsor
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edited by Lucy Gent and Nigel Llewellyn, Reaktion Books, 1990,
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c. 1540; probably the only image of her from life - see text.
1067:, Royal Collection, Windsor. Neither portrait has survived.
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Dynasties: Painting in Tudor and Jacobean England 1530–1630
1128:
in mourning, 1538. A prospective bride for Henry VIII, who
502:
from 1531 to 1533; also a portrait-painter and miniaturist.
1513:, pp. 11, 16; 1978, The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace
385:
and as painter and lady-in-waiting to both his daughters,
5048:
Art in the Protestant Reformation and Counter-Reformation
919:
Hans Holbein ÂŁ30 (but he did more work outside the court)
204:
With the virtual extinction of religious painting at the
2029:, Victoria & Albert Museum exhibit catalogue, 1983,
1992:, 1969, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London (Strong 1969)
1501:
Hearn (2001), which mainly deals with the Jacobean court
726:
visited for six months, painting Elizabeth and Leicester
544:, miniaturist and goldsmith to Elizabeth I from c. 1572.
1990:,The English Icon: Elizabethan and Jacobean Portraiture
153:
overthrown by the Tudors had been very close to their
1382:
His names are confusing. His father was the painter
758:
Andrew Wright, 1532–1544, about whom little is known
698:
stayed eight years, painting histories and portraits
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1771:, p.434, Getty Museum/Royal Academy of Arts, 2003,
372:, with whom he worked on the illustrations for the
1541:JSTOR Burlington Magazine, The Stuccos of Nonsuch
612:, Florentine sculptor, on the run after breaking
1976:(published online 2016). Retrieved 8 April 2019.
570:, arrived from Flanders as a child, portraitist.
1901:Marcus Gheeraerts II : Elizabethan artist.
865:A well-known painting (left) was identified by
1750:Foister, Susan. (2003). "Vewicke , Maynard."
845:This portrait was misidentified for 250 years.
401:to Hilliard. Hilliard's most famous student,
2137:
792:'s right-hand man, and Luca, a member of the
417:. Gheeraerts was also the brother-in-law of
325:Exiled Flemish artists in England? Detail of
289:'s 1568 watercolour of the south frontage of
86:Typically managing a group of assistants and
8:
2049:Gloriana: The Portraits of Queen Elizabeth I
1603:
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710:, in England c. 1569–71 making drawings for
141:Portrait of Jane Seymour by Holbein, 1536–37
2104:, May 2015, 157 (1346): 309-317 (Town 2015)
1079:Preliminary chalk sketch for a portrait of
601:Posthumous terracotta bust of Henry VII by
200:Drawing of Jane Seymour by Holbein, 1536–37
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784:, brother of the much more distinguished
278:is one grand set from late in his reign.
75:between 1485 and 1603, from the reign of
2111:, 2020, 162 (1410): 731–747. (Town 2020)
114:, and elaborate decorative schemes for
1983:, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1971
1946:, Northeastern University Press, 1983,
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881:and the artist as Hans Eworth in 1986.
4825:Contemporary Indigenous Australian art
1369:. Mazzoni was working on the tomb of
1297:The Ditchley Portrait of Elizabeth by
1163:as a Princess, formerly attributed to
352:Lucas and Susanna Horenbout's father,
212:until the very end of the period, the
5290:Portraits of the English royal family
2845:Art of the late 16th century in Milan
1689:
1687:
1422:"Is this the true face of Lady Jane?"
1233:Edward Talbot, 8th Earl of Shrewsbury
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1999:, 1975, Michael Joseph Ltd, London,
1981:Nicholas Hilliard & Isaac Oliver
1944:Nicholas Hilliard's "Art of Limning"
814:William Herne or Heron, 1572 to 1580
796:. Both probably came to Henry from
646:Nicolas Bellin, or Niccolo da Modena
2014:, 1977, Thames and Hudson, London,
1511:Holbein and the Court of Henry VIII
1448:Holbein and the Court of Henry VIII
582:, Hilliard's pupil and later rival.
4180:Vienna School of Fantastic Realism
3031:Neoclassical architecture in Milan
1180:Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk
376:. Simon Bening's eldest daughter
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4254:American Figurative Expressionism
2590:International Gothic art in Italy
2087:The Volume of the Walpole Society
1767:T Kren & S McKendrick (eds),
879:Gregory Fiennes, 10th Baron Dacre
588:, another apprentice of Hilliard.
498:, engaged for decorative work at
458:Meynnart Wewyck (Maynard Vewicke)
5295:Material culture of royal courts
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4158:International Typographic Style
244:, background, and inscription.
40:by an unknown artist, possibly
4438:The Caribbean Artists Movement
2116:Painting in Britain, 1530–1790
1357:in September 2020 (Town 2020).
837:Identification and attribution
413:, was married to the niece of
360:– was an active member of the
358:Master of James IV of Scotland
298:image she wished to be shown.
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2794:Dutch and Flemish Renaissance
1857:. New York: Rizzoli, 1995.
1299:Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
562:Garter Principal King of Arms
530:Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
415:Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
42:Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger
4909:Modern European ink painting
4281:Bay Area Figurative Movement
1958:Patronage in the Renaissance
1754:Retrieved 7 Apr. 2019, from
820:1581 until his death in 1596
263:music, building palaces and
159:Early Netherlandish painters
4570:Artificial intelligence art
2051:, Thames and Hudson, 1987,
1903:London: Tate Publications.
1832:. National Portrait Gallery
1830:Making Art in Tudor Britain
1216:Portrait of Lady Kitson by
1109:no longer thought to be by
891:Elizabeth I when a Princess
875:Mary Nevill, Baroness Dacre
684:Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder
671:Antonis Mor or Antonio Moro
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4483:Post-painterly abstraction
4306:Situationist International
3680:Pennsylvania Impressionism
1560:Sutton - views of interior
690:Quentin Metsys the Younger
677:portraitist, visited with
50:artists of the Tudor court
18:Artists of the Tudor Court
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3945:California Scene Painting
3901:Figurative Constructivism
2952:Poussinists and Rubenists
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665:William or Guillim Scrots
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133:Isolation and iconography
5285:Lists of British artists
5275:Medieval English artists
5164:Prehistoric European art
4813:Contemporary African art
4296:Gendai Bijutsu Kondankai
4224:GeneraciĂłn de la Ruptura
3851:Universal Constructivism
3643:California Impressionism
3598:American Barbizon school
1702:according to Strong 1969
1279:Hans Holbein the Younger
1043:Sketch of Lady Elyot by
712:Civitates Orbis Terrarum
480:Hans Holbein the Younger
368:or Benninck and his son
347:Hans Holbein the Younger
307:Château de Fontainebleau
223:portraits of Elizabeth I
179:National Gallery, London
5270:17th century in England
5265:16th century in England
5260:15th century in England
4991:Walking Artists Network
4328:Letterist International
4168:Washington Color School
3082:Arts in the Philippines
2109:The Burlington Magazine
2102:The Burlington Magazine
1680:Getty biography of Luca
1634:Town (2014), p. 179-181
1355:The Burlington Magazine
1022:Young Man Amongst Roses
956:Manuscript portrait of
830:John de Critz the Elder
794:School of Fontainebleau
778:Story of King Alexander
568:John de Critz the Elder
423:John de Critz the Elder
108:illuminated manuscripts
5102:Illuminated manuscript
4750:The Designers Republic
4700:Neue Slowenische Kunst
4623:Pattern and Decoration
4523:Institutional critique
4163:Abstract expressionism
3143:Latin American Baroque
3099:Colonial Asian Baroque
1565:June 22, 2008, at the
1390:. He is mentioned by
1384:Cornelis Engebrechtsz.
1371:Charles VIII of France
1281:'s destroyed mural at
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574:Robert Peake the Elder
538:, English portraitist.
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411:Henry, Prince of Wales
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4740:Artist-run initiative
4715:Young British Artists
4680:New European Painting
4616:Moscow Conceptualists
4538:Feminist art movement
4316:Ukrainian underground
4291:Gutai Art Association
3690:Ten American Painters
3194:Western influence in
2171:List of art movements
2042:The English Miniature
2012:The Cult of Elizabeth
1586:Strong 1981, p. 30-31
1474:Strong 1987, p. 50–52
1388:Getty Union Name List
850:owners of pictures.
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496:John Bettes the Elder
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397:apprenticed his son,
395:John Bettes the Elder
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4311:Soviet Nonconformist
4117:Boston Expressionism
4100:Abstraction-Création
3918:Arbeitsrat fĂĽr Kunst
3911:Cologne Progressives
3631:Art Nouveau in Milan
3434:Anglo-Japanese style
3410:National romanticism
2840:Fontainebleau School
2750:Northern Renaissance
2585:International Gothic
1254:in tilting armor by
1132:was sent to portray.
1126:Christina of Denmark
1059:Companion sketch of
1030:Preparatory drawings
871:Lady Frances Brandon
717:A FĂŞte at Bermondsey
327:A FĂŞte at Bermondsey
317:Community of artists
276:Hampton Court Palace
257:Master of the Revels
122:, and other events.
5300:English royal court
5230:English Renaissance
5085:Hierarchy of genres
4650:Saint Soleil School
4586:Post-conceptual art
4555:The Stars Art Group
4433:Black Arts Movement
4396:Neo-Dada Organizers
4197:Lyrical abstraction
3930:Australian tonalism
3603:California Tonalism
3275:Hudson River School
3078:Colonial Asian art
2818:English Renaissance
2767:Ghent–Bruges school
2755:Early Netherlandish
2667:Italian Renaissance
2580:Gothic art in Milan
2114:Waterhouse, Ellis:
2089:, 2014, 76: 1–235.
1942:Kinney, Arthur F.:
1577:Strong 1981, p. 37.
1556:British Archaeology
1483:Strong 2019, p. 189
1321:Henry VI of England
1264:Paintings on canvas
922:Levina Teerlinc ÂŁ40
767:Ridolfo Ghirlandajo
640:Girolamo da Treviso
518:Steven van Herwijck
362:Ghent-Bruges school
210:classical mythology
100:portrait miniatures
5127:Landscape painting
4735:New Leipzig School
4675:Neo-conceptual art
4423:Art & Language
4418:Capitalist realism
4340:Florida Highwaymen
4276:Hard-edge painting
4090:Streamline Moderne
4051:Harlem Renaissance
3894:Novecento Italiano
3722:Deutscher Werkbund
3549:Post-Impressionism
3111:Latin American art
2915:Guild of Romanists
2777:German Renaissance
2772:Northern Mannerism
1979:Reynolds, Graham:
1853:Hearn, Karen, ed.
1752:Oxford Art Online.
1595:Strong 1981, p. 41
1237:Hieronimo Custodis
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648:, brought in from
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548:Hieronimo Custodis
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3250:Nazarene movement
3240:Danish Golden Age
3121:Indochristian art
2799:Antwerp Mannerism
2688:Pittura infamante
2682:Florentine School
2677:Proto-Renaissance
1997:Nicholas Hilliard
1890:978-1-902210-86-5
1693:Waterhouse, p. 27
1643:Town 2015, p. 313
1492:Hearn 2002, p. 34
1409:Duke of Buccleuch
1018:Nicholas Hilliard
909:Royal annuities:
802:Pietro Torrigiano
782:Bartolommeo Penni
731:Serjeant Painters
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603:Pietro Torrigiano
554:Sir William Segar
542:Nicholas Hilliard
474:Bartolommeo Penni
249:Serjeant Painters
187:Nicholas Hilliard
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3727:American Realism
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3663:Vienna Secession
3658:Munich Secession
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3190:Qing handicrafts
3156:Western elements
3087:Letras y figuras
3060:African-American
3055:African diaspora
3026:Directoire style
2937:Heptanese school
2920:Dutch Golden Age
2905:Stroganov School
2898:Lutheran Baroque
2893:Louis XIII style
2866:Baroque in Milan
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399:John the Younger
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271:Story of Abraham
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2640:Majorcan school
2607:Novgorod School
2597:Lucchese School
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4345:Cybernetic art
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4333:Ultra-Lettrist
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4144:(1945–present)
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3126:Chilote School
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3092:Tipos del PaĂs
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2060:
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2008:
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1984:
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1919:. (Hearn 2002)
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1868:Hearn, Karen:
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1111:Michael Sittow
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895:Lady Jane Grey
856:most plausible
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586:Rowland Lockey
583:
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421:'s apprentice
419:Lucas de Heere
366:Sanders Bening
318:
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303:Nonsuch Palace
291:Nonsuch Palace
229:, filled with
171:Sir John Donne
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102:, large-scale
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5240:Tudor England
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5075:Fantastic art
5073:
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5043:Christian art
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4904:Massurrealism
4902:
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4899:Lightpainting
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4882:Post-Internet
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4690:Memphis Group
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4244:Nanyang Style
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3456:Impressionism
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2036:
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2024:
2022:(Strong 1977)
2021:
2020:0-500-23263-6
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2009:
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5185:Trompe-l'Ĺ“il
5183:
5154:Outsider art
5107:Illustration
5063:Lutheran art
5053:Catholic art
5016:Abstract art
4986:Unilalianism
4949:Software art
4924:Neosymbolism
4914:Neo-futurism
4877:Internet art
4867:Hyperrealism
4720:Superfiction
4503:Photorealism
4371:Afrofuturism
4136:Contemporary
4112:Dimensionism
4095:Concrete art
4028:
4024:Precisionism
3874:
3821:Sosaku-hanga
3795:Productivism
3785:Metaphysical
3755:
3744:Proto-Cubism
3648:Secessionism
3610:Costumbrismo
3495:Aestheticism
3446:Hague School
3426:
3350:Academic art
3331:Costumbrismo
3299:Empire style
3136:Quito School
3131:Cusco School
3047:Colonial art
3008:
2996:FĂŞte galante
2994:
2963:18th century
2925:Delft School
2876:Caravaggisti
2854:17th century
2822:
2739:
2696:Quattrocento
2686:
2644:
2567:
2470:
2400:Late antique
2284:Severe style
2274:Black-figure
2161:Contemporary
2115:
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2086:
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2048:
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2026:
2011:
1996:
1989:
1980:
1957:
1943:
1929:
1922:
1900:
1896:(Hearn 2001)
1894:Google books
1873:
1869:
1865:(Hearn 1995)
1854:
1834:. Retrieved
1829:
1819:
1810:
1801:
1792:
1783:
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1741:Hearn, p. 78
1737:
1732:Hearn, p. 63
1728:
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1625:Hearn, p. 46
1621:
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1427:The Guardian
1425:
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1218:George Gower
1146:Anthonis Mor
1021:
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877:and her son
864:
848:
818:George Gower
777:
770:
746:
715:
711:
614:Michelangelo
580:Isaac Oliver
536:George Gower
470:Anthony Toto
403:Isaac Oliver
351:
332:
300:
296:
270:
261:
246:
226:
225:such as the
203:
175:Hans Memling
144:
124:
85:
49:
47:
37:
29:
5250:English art
5070:Digital art
5033:Avant-garde
4974:Superstroke
4850:Flat design
4845:Fictive art
4840:Excessivism
4788:Art for art
4783:Altermodern
4725:Taring Padi
4660:Lowbrow art
4628:Pliontanism
4565:Yoru no Kai
4518:Process art
4458:Systems art
4428:Arte Povera
4350:Antipodeans
4259:in New York
4229:Jikken KĹŤbĹŤ
4192:Color field
4061:Regionalism
4030:Aeropittura
4019:Neo-Fauvism
3992:Neues Sehen
3962:Kinetic art
3826:Suprematism
3800:Synchromism
3717:Noucentisme
3638:Primitivism
3626:Art Nouveau
3581:Cloisonnism
3571:Pointillism
3566:Divisionism
3544:Incoherents
3505:Art pottery
3391:(1863–1944)
3341:Macchiaioli
3316:Biedermeier
3304:Historicism
3289:Orientalism
3230:Romanticism
3201:Akita ranga
3053:Art of the
3038:Picturesque
2990:Chinoiserie
2985:Frederician
2823:Tudor court
2718:Cinquecento
2659:Renaissance
2646:Mappa mundi
2630:cartography
2522:Carolingian
2517:Merovingian
2500:Palaeologan
2472:RepoblaciĂłn
2429:Anglo-Saxon
2360:Gallo-Roman
2299:Hellenistic
2294:Kerch style
2232:Minyan ware
2097:(Town 2014)
2066:New Haven.
1987:Strong, Roy
1661:Strong 1969
1531:Strong 1987
1522:Strong 1983
1444:a full copy
1203:Hans Eworth
1184:Hans Eworth
1161:Elizabeth I
1081:Elizabeth I
869:in 1727 as
852:Anne Boleyn
771:Calumny of
763:Antony Toto
512:Hans Eworth
450:Hans Eworth
253:Royal Entry
234:iconography
206:Reformation
120:tournaments
88:apprentices
81:Elizabeth I
5224:Categories
5117:Jewish art
4929:Passionism
4889:iPhone art
4835:Cyborg art
4830:Crypto art
4803:Brandalism
4695:Cyberdelic
4560:Tropicália
4533:Street art
4488:Intermedia
4468:Minimalism
4187:Spatialism
4141:Postmodern
3997:Surrealism
3865:Shin-hanga
3705:Die BrĂĽcke
3673:Sonderbund
3586:Synthetism
3309:Revivalism
3218:Transition
3175:Manichaean
3021:Adam style
2942:Classicism
2881:in Utrecht
2809:Still life
2539:Romanesque
2495:Macedonian
2490:Iconoclast
2449:Visigothic
2355:Republican
2309:Indo-Greek
2279:Red-figure
2080:1055255018
1966:0691642044
1796:Kren, 434.
1458:References
1235:, 1586 by
1144:Mary I by
1113:, c. 1505.
958:Henry VIII
938:Miniatures
832:from 1603.
714:; painted
564:1607–1633.
339:Henry VIII
285:Detail of
155:Burgundian
71:and their
5179:Shock art
5169:Queer art
5149:NaĂŻve art
5132:Modernism
4964:Superflat
4954:Sound art
4934:Post-YBAs
4919:Neomodern
4760:Verdadism
4730:Superflat
4579:1970–1999
4543:in the US
4463:Video art
4386:Happening
4359:1960–1969
4151:1945–1959
3814:1915–1944
3805:Vorticism
3757:A Nyolcak
3619:1900–1914
3591:Les Nabis
3522:Symbolism
3478:Amsterdam
3428:Japonisme
3398:1863–1899
3360:in Greece
3220:to modern
3065:Caribbean
3010:Goût grec
2932:Capriccio
2886:Tenebrism
2835:Turquerie
2733:Mannerism
2628:Medieval
2485:Byzantine
2466:Mozarabic
2417:Ethiopian
2321:Neo-Attic
2304:"Baroque"
2289:Classical
2259:Geometric
2237:Mycenaean
2184:(Western)
2182:Premodern
2153:Premodern
1974:938371639
1463:Citations
1167:, c. 1546
1148:, c. 1541
1107:Henry VII
1005:, c. 1560
961:, 1525–26
933:Galleries
692:or Massys
619:Possibly
500:Whitehall
452:, c. 1555
437:Residents
391:goldsmith
383:Edward VI
311:Mannerist
274:still at
106:on wood,
77:Henry VII
73:courtiers
66:England's
5209:Category
5159:Portrait
5080:Folk art
5028:Anti-art
4959:Stuckism
4872:Idea art
4793:Art game
4745:Artivism
4633:Punk art
4611:Sots Art
4596:Artscene
4453:Land art
4391:Neo-Dada
4323:Lettrism
4217:Nuagisme
4202:Tachisme
4083:Nazi art
3876:De Stijl
3790:Rayonism
3780:Art Deco
3768:Futurism
3559:Luminism
3527:Romanian
3512:Tonalism
3483:Canadian
3461:American
3367:Neo-Grec
2975:Rocaille
2804:Romanism
2738:Counter-
2672:Trecento
2612:Duecento
2602:Crusades
2534:Ottonian
2512:Frankish
2392:Medieval
2375:Trajanic
2335:Scythian
2330:Etruscan
2222:Cycladic
2200:Thracian
2095:24855803
1917:51529012
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