Face Of Rosalie From Saint Rosalie Interceding For The Plague Stricken Of Palermo By Anthony Van Dyck

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About Anthony Van Dyck

Few painters reshaped the look of power quite like this seventeenth-century Flemish master, whose elongated figures, silvered silks, and casually authoritative poses defined court portraiture for two centuries afterward. A precocious pupil and then assistant to Rubens in Antwerp, he found his fullest expression in England, where Charles I made him principal painter in 1632 and granted him a knighthood. His equestrian portraits of the king set the template Gainsborough and Reynolds would later mine. What still draws viewers in is the psychological ease of his sitters - aristocrats who look less posed than caught mid-thought, lit by that distinctive cool, pearly atmosphere he made his own.