es. Under these circum-stances it can be no matter of surprise that someuncertainty has existed as to both the identity ofthe persons portrayed and the names of the artists.Thanks, however, to the able and assiduousinvestigations of Mr. E. F. S. Lund, of the NationalMuseum of Denmark, much light… … ■KING CHAKI.ES I. BY C. HORSEMAN some charming examples of the work of lrieursfamous contemporary Jean Petitot (born in Genevain the year 1607), who, like other groat artists of histime, betook himself to England, where he residedfor some time and was knighted by < lharles I. I leafterwards…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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