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Elizabeth Countess of Sandwich c...
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John Churchill (1650-1722) 1st D...
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Prince George of Denmark (1653-1...
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'Elizabeth Grey, later Countess ...
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Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orfo...
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Portrait of a Woman.
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Portrait of Francis, Viscount Ne...
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John Gay, English poet and drama...
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Portrait of Orlando Bridgeman (1...
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Portrait of Alexander Pope (1686...
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Thomas Sprat, 1683
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Portrait of James Brydges, first...
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Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Percy...
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James Brydges (1673-1744) 1st Du...
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Portrait of Rachel Russell (1674...
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Portrait of Henry, Viscount Newp...
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Portrait of Edward Coke, c.1690
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Portrait of Carey Coke, c.1690
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The Artist Hugh Howard (1675-173...
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Portrait of Francis, 2nd Baron N...
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Elizabeth Grey, later Countess o...
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Charles Mordaunt, Earl of Peterb...
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Joseph Addison - portrait
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Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell (...
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Portrait of Captain Robert Harla...
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Portrait of Thomas Sprat and son
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Rear-Admiral Sir William Whetsto...
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Sir James Wishart, late 17th to ...
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Admiral Sir George Rooke (1650-1...
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Michael Dahl

Michael Dahl

  1656
  October 20, 1743
   •   Portrait painting   •   Wikipedia: Michael Dahl

Anyone who admires Michael Dahl's self-portrait, which is part of the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London, would rather think of a French painter than a Swedish one. But this is not the only unconventional thing about this artist, around whom numerous mysteries entwine. One of the mysteries surrounding him is the day of his birth, whereby, strictly speaking, not even his year of birth is guaranteed. What is certain is that he did not see the light of day before 1656 and not after 1659. His origin is also in the dark. What is only known about his mother is that she probably belonged to the lower middle class and made numerous sacrifices in order to enable her son an education in London. His father was not worth mentioning to the historians.

Before Dahl set out to conquer London, he studied with the most famous Swedish painter of his time, David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl. The Swedish nobleman with German roots created the famous ceiling painting in the Knights' House in Stockholm. However, Ehrenstrahl only taught candidates who could convince his companion, the no less mysterious German-Hungarian painter and draughtsman Martin Hannibal, of their merits. Hannibal can today, curiously enough, no longer be attributed a single work, although he was known far beyond Sweden in the 17th century and was probably also very productive.

Thanks to the recommendation of his two teachers, the financial support of his mother and the help of a - you probably already guessed it - mysterious English merchant, Dahl finally arrived in London, where Godfrey Kneller, the leading portrait painter of the late 17th century, took him under his wing. With Kneller, the young Swede learned not only what makes a really good portrait, but also how to turn artistic talent into profit. Dahl not only earned his first spurs as a portrait and court painter in London, but also a small fortune. That, and probably his friendship with the promising young artist Henry Tilton, motivated him to go first to Paris and then to Rome.

Rome became a career springboard for Dahl. He owed his rise to another legendary figure in history. The talented young Mahler caught the attention of the Swedish ex-queen Christine, who had abdicated to convert to the Catholic faith. Christine established contact with Pope Innocent XI, who was impressed by Dahl's work and awarded him an order.

Michael Dahl

Michael Dahl
  1656
  October 20, 1743
   •   Portrait painting   •   Wikipedia: Michael Dahl

Anyone who admires Michael Dahl's self-portrait, which is part of the collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London, would rather think of a French painter than a Swedish one. But this is not the only unconventional thing about this artist, around whom numerous mysteries entwine. One of the mysteries surrounding him is the day of his birth, whereby, strictly speaking, not even his year of birth is guaranteed. What is certain is that he did not see the light of day before 1656 and not after 1659. His origin is also in the dark. What is only known about his mother is that she probably belonged to the lower middle class and made numerous sacrifices in order to enable her son an education in London. His father was not worth mentioning to the historians.

Before Dahl set out to conquer London, he studied with the most famous Swedish painter of his time, David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl. The Swedish nobleman with German roots created the famous ceiling painting in the Knights' House in Stockholm. However, Ehrenstrahl only taught candidates who could convince his companion, the no less mysterious German-Hungarian painter and draughtsman Martin Hannibal, of their merits. Hannibal can today, curiously enough, no longer be attributed a single work, although he was known far beyond Sweden in the 17th century and was probably also very productive.

Thanks to the recommendation of his two teachers, the financial support of his mother and the help of a - you probably already guessed it - mysterious English merchant, Dahl finally arrived in London, where Godfrey Kneller, the leading portrait painter of the late 17th century, took him under his wing. With Kneller, the young Swede learned not only what makes a really good portrait, but also how to turn artistic talent into profit. Dahl not only earned his first spurs as a portrait and court painter in London, but also a small fortune. That, and probably his friendship with the promising young artist Henry Tilton, motivated him to go first to Paris and then to Rome.

Rome became a career springboard for Dahl. He owed his rise to another legendary figure in history. The talented young Mahler caught the attention of the Swedish ex-queen Christine, who had abdicated to convert to the Catholic faith. Christine established contact with Pope Innocent XI, who was impressed by Dahl's work and awarded him an order.





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