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Born in 15, van dycks remarkable career took him from his native flanders to italy, and then to england as Court Painter to charles i, before the artists death there in 1641. Reesenll range o van dycks artistic creation, which allowed us to realize the imposing s of many of his compositions, react to the sensuous color, and perceive the touch of the artist in the rich brushwork. The pangsthemsees came. In this program, well try to recreate the experience of the exhibition itself, moving through the various phases of van dycks career and discovering his magnificent art. Van dycks earliest famil...

Reesenthll range o van dycks artistic creation, which allowed us to realize thimposing s of many of his compositions, react to t sensuous color, and rceive the touchf the artist in the rich brushwork. The pangsthemselves ca. In this program, well try to recreate the experience of the exhibition itself, moving through the various phases of van dycks career and discovering his magnificent art. Van dycks earliest family portrait sets the stage for our look at the artists life and work. Itas painted in 19n anerp, when van dyck was only about 20 yearsld. In this closeknit group, we sense intimacy a...

React to the sensuous color, and perceive the touchf the artist in the rich brushwork. The pangthemselves cam. In this program, well try to recreate the experience of the exhibition itself, moving through the various phases of van dycks career and discovering his magnificent art. Van dycks earliest family portrait sets the stage for our look at the artists life and rk. Itaintedn 19 in anerp, when v dyck was only about 20 yearsld. In this closeknit group, we sense intimacy and informality. The child looks up at h fatr, who leans protectively toward his young wife and daughter. This deep sympath...

Merve Emre writes about Margaret Cavendish, the seventeenth-century natural philosopher, autobiographer, and fiction writer who is the subject of “Pure Wit,” a new biography by Francesca Peacock.

'Sir' Jeffery Hudson was a tiny character who once entertained Charles I's guests at the Royal Court. His trousers were recently sold at auction and were just 29cm in length