17thc portait of a nobleman by Henri Testelin

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17thc portrait of a nobleman by Henri Testelin, signed and dated 1688, bottom right by the cuff.Framed.

Henri Testelin (1616-1695), Painted Louis XIV and other important courtiers of the period.Was a co-founder of the Royal Academy of painting and sculpture, was voted secretary in 1650 and became a professor in 1656.

Provenance: Mitchell Galleries, London

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DimensionsApprox. sight size 84cm x 66cm. Date 1688  Restoration Antiques Condition Some crazing and a few areas of over paint. Has been relined and re-stretchered. Item code as208a833 Status Sold

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