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18th Century Oil on Canvas Mother & Child Attr Michael Dahl
By Michael Dahl
Located in Los Angeles, CA
A very fine and large 18th century oil on canvas titled "Mother and Child" (Probably members of The Swedish Royal Family). Attributed to Michael Dahl (Swedish, 1659-1743), depicting ...
Gesso, Canvas, Wood
Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Vase, Crackle Glaze, Denmark, 1950s
By Royal Copenhagen, Michael Andersen & Son, Dahl Jensen
Located in Copenhagen, DK
Vintage Royal Copenhagen porcelain vase with light and dark grey colored crackle glaze and simple decorative golden bands around top and base. Dark brown matte band around top part. ...
Ceramic, Porcelain
Oil On Canvas Attributed to Michael Dahl
By Michael Dahl
Located in Houston, TX
Oil on canvas attributed to Michael Dahl (1656-1743). He was a Swedish portrait painter who lived and worked in England most of his career and died there.
Canvas
Portrait Oil on Canvas- Studio of Michael Dahl
Located in San Francisco, CA
beautiful painting of noble women holding child provincially clothed in period dress with floral hand held arrangement, seated in front of architectural piece, distant trees in backg...
Canvas
Large 18th Century Portrait Oil on Canvas 'Lady & Child'
By Michael Dahl
Located in Suffolk, GB
A large early 18th century portrait (1700-1720) oil on canvas 'Lady & Child' attributed to Michael Dahl (1659-1743). This finely painted portrait depicts a seated young lady in bl...
Canvas, Paint
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H 22 in W 17.75 in D 2.5 in
William Etty RA; The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; after Rubens
Located in Bedford, Bedfordshire
This stamp with Charles Davy at 83 Newman St dates the picture to between 1843-1862 and the same stamp can also be found on a Copy after Michael Dahl, by Sir John Pratt, in the Natio...
Canvas
Early 18th Century Portrait, Oil on Canvas Attributed to Michael Dahl
By Michael Dahl
Located in Uppingham, GB
An officer in Armour, exquisitely painted arm, hands and face representing the great skill of the artist. Biography: Michael Dahl (1659–1743) was a Swedish portrait painter who li...
Paint
Chalk Portrait of a Gentleman, Circle of Kneller circa 1720
Located in London, GB
The approach is different to the style of his drawings, however, and therefore another artist must be considered as the author, perhaps Michael Dahl, the soft tones even hazy quality...
Paper, Wood, Glass
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