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Grinling Gibbons and His Wife

1691
17th century

John Smith, British (English), (1652-1654–1742)
After John Closterman, German, (1660–1711)

Object Type: print

Medium and Support: Mezzotint

State: Second of two states

Provenance / Collectors' Marks: Prince von Lichtenstein (on his characteristic album sheet)

Bibliography: Le Blanc 134, second of two states, with letters; Chaloner Smith 106, second of three states.

Credit Line: Gift of Susan Alyson and Charles M. Young in honor of Ellen G. D’Oench, 2005

Accession Number: 2005.10.1

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double portraits*, husbands, wives

double portraits - Group portraits depicting two individuals. [February 1995 descriptor added.]
husbands
wives

Location Latitude: British (English), Longitude: D'Oench

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John Smith, British (English), (1652-1654–1742) John Closterman, German, (1660–1711) . Grinling Gibbons and His Wife, 1691. Mezzotint. Second of two states. : mm (in.). DAC accession number 2005.10.1. Gift of Susan Alyson and Charles M. Young in honor of Ellen G. D’Oench, 2005. Open Access Image from the Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University (photo: T. Rodriguez) .

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