The missing woman:  the reunion of a family portrait by Cornelis de Vos

Angela  Jager; Jørgen Wadum

The missing woman: the reunion of a family portrait by Cornelis de Vos

Angela Jager^*, Jørgen Wadum

^*Corresponding author for this work

Nivaagaard Collection

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Abstract

Correctly identifying the subjects of familiar portraits transforms our perception of them. We publish here research by Gregory Martin and Anna Orlando on the famous Anthony van Dyck portrait of the so-called Balbi Children in the National Gallery, London, which shows that the artist’s beguiling subjects are in fact members of another Genoese family.

Original language	English
Journal	Burlington Magazine
Volume	166
Issue number	1456
Pages (from-to)	704-709
Number of pages	6
ISSN	0007-6287
Publication status	Published - 2 Jul 2024

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The missing woman: the reunion of a family portrait by Cornelis de Vos

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Dutch and Flemish paintings at The Nivaagaard Collection. Attributions, the acquisition history, and their artistic significance in an international context.

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The missing woman: the reunion of a family portrait by Cornelis de Vos

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Dutch and Flemish paintings at The Nivaagaard Collection. Attributions, the acquisition history, and their artistic significance in an international context.

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