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Summary
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Margaret Tudor, daughter of Henry VII of England, sister of Henry VIII, wife of James IV of Scotland and mother of James V. |
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Cropped from Margaret Tudor by Daniel Mytens, currently in The Royal Collection, at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Royal Collection © Her Majesty the Queen. |
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Daniël Mijtens (circa 1590–circa 1647)  |
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Daniël Mijtens the Elder, Daniel Mytens (I), Daniel van Mytens (I) |
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Dutch painter, draughtsman and court painter
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circa 1590 |
circa 1647 |
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Delft |
The Hague |
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from 1610 until 1647 |
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The Hague (1610-1617), England (1617-1634), The Hague (1634-1647) |
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Permission
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Daniël Mijtens (I) died in 1648.
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