Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)
Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)
Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)
Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)

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Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)

attributed to Daniel Dumonstier, French, 1574–1645
x1971-545

Information

Title
Portrait of a man, possibly Henri I de Lorraine, Third Duc de Guise, called Le Balafré (1550-1588)
Maker
attributed to Daniel Dumonstier
Medium
Black, red and yellow chalk
Dimensions
40.7 x 26.1 cm. (16 x 10 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Estate of Paul C. van Dyke
Object Number
x1971-545
Culture
French
Type
drawings
Subject
portraits, men, busts, collars (neckwear)

Sir George Donaldson; Edwin Marriott Hodgkins (1887-1924); Paul C. Van Dyke.

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