Michael Dahl

1659–1743 · Sweden · Baroque

Michael Dahl was a Swedish painter who specialised in portrait painting and spent most of his career in England. He was one of the most internationally known Swedish painters of his time. Wikipedia

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“Queen Anne”, 1705 — National Portrait Gallery
“Portrait of a Woman”, 1719 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Commodore the Honourable William Kerr, active 1688–1719”, 1706 — Royal Museums Greenwich
“Sir John Leake, 1656-1720”, 1710 — Royal Museums Greenwich
“Sir William Carew, 5th Bt, MP (1689–1743/4)”, 1710 — National Trust
“Lady Anne Coventry, Lady Carew (1695/96–1733)”, 1713 — National Trust
“Juliana Alington, Viscountess Howe (1665-1747)”, 1694 — National Trust
“Lady Elizabeth Seymour, Countess of Thomond (1685-1734)”, 1710 — National Trust
“Lady Charlotte Herbert (died after 1751), later Lady Charlotte Morris (m. 1723), then Lady Charlotte Williams”, 1715 — National Trust
“Henry Somerset, 2nd Duke of Beaufort KG (1684-1714)”, 1707 — National Trust
“Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708)”, 1704 — Royal Collection
“Portrait of an Officer”, 1692 — Royal Collection
“Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708)”, 1690 — Royal Collection
“Michael Dahl”, 1691 — National Portrait Gallery
“Portrait of Jonathan Swift”, 1734 — Finnish National Gallery
“Portrait of a Man”, 1700 — Dulwich Picture Gallery
“King George I” — Auckland Art Gallery
“Michael Dahl the Elder” — Nationalmuseum
“Christoffer Leijoncrona, Swedish Minister in London”, 1700 — Nationalmuseum
“Mrs Françoise Leijoncrona”, 1700 — Nationalmuseum

Michael Dahl

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