Copy of portrait of Charles I's children is rare work of 18th century printmaking pioneer Christoph Le Blon
Analysis during conservation treatment showed that the artwork had been achieved through a three-colour printing process
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Analysis during conservation treatment showed that the artwork had been achieved through a three-colour printing process
The artwork had always been assumed to be an oil on paper copy of the Sir Anthony van Dyck portrait, the Three Eldest Children of King Charles I, displayed at Oxburgh Hall in Norfolk
An artwork displayed at a National Trust property and seen by thousands of visitors each year has been identified as a rare surviving work by a printmaker credited with inventing colour printing.
Wimpole Hall is staging a production of a play which was last performed nearly 200 years ago.
Wimpole Hall is staging a production of a play which was last performed nearly 200 years ago.