TheCollector on MSN13d
70-Year-Old Mystery of Stolen Van Dyck Sketch Solved
In 1951, an original oil sketch by Anthony van Dyck disappeared from an English country estate—only to mysteriously reappear ...
The New Yorker17d
What Will Jonathan Anderson Transform Next?
The Irish designer turned Loewe into fashion’s most coveted brand by radically reinterpreting classic garments. Now he seems ...
literaryreview15d
The Face of Britain: The Nation through Its Portraits
The same can be said of Van Dyck after he left Antwerp for the court of Charles I. However, this concentration on a single field of painting was not unique to artists working in England. In the same ...
Artnet News3h
Site of Van Gogh’s Final Painting Will Remain in Private Hands, Says French Court
A French court has ruled that the site that is the subject of 'Tree Roots' by Vincent Van Gogh belongs to its landowners, not ...
Artnet14d
Mystery of Stolen Van Dyck Sketch Solved After 70 Years
which was bequeathed the Van Dyck in 1981, voted to deaccession the painting after reviewing Hale’s research. The portrait returned to Boughton House in early 2024. That Boughton House’s Van ...
Miami Herald14d
Mysterious heist of famous portrait solved 70 years later — and the motive was curtains
The oil sketch “Portrait of Wolfgang Wilhelm of Pfalz-Neuburg” by Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck was stolen in 1951 from Boughton House. Anthony van Dyck's "Portrait of Wolfgang Wilhelm of ...
MutualArt.com8d
Anthony van Dyck
After a five-month trial in Leeds, UK, the bankrupt socialite and former art collector James Stunt was found not guilty of taking part in a £266m money-laundering operation. The collection that makes ...