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| DescriptionKing James I of England and VI of Scotland by John De Critz the Elder.jpg |
King James I of England and VI of Scotland, by John De Critz the Elder (died 1647). See source website for additional information.
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Unknown, but author died in 1647 |
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National Portrait Gallery, London: NPG 548
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| Author |
John de Critz the Elder  |
| Alternative names |
John De Critz the Elder, John Decritz |
| Description |
English painter
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| Date of birth/death |
1551/2 |
1642 |
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Antwerp |
London |
| Work period |
c. 1590-1630 |
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England |
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