This painting of Charles I now belongs to Lady Carnarvon and can be seen at Highclere Castle near Newbury. King Charles led his armies into battle at both Battles of Newbury. The first battle was ...

open image in gallery Anthony van Dyck’s ‘Charles I with M de St Antoine’ was the first equestrian portrait of the King painted by the Flemish artist An accounts book from the year 1623 (now ...

Van Dyck's portrait depicts Olivia Boteler Porter, lady-in-waiting to Charles I's wife Henrietta Maria A previously unknown painting by 17th Century master Van Dyck has been identified after being ...

Lilias Wigan takes a detailed look at Van Dyck's Greate Peece, one of the highlights of the Royal Academy's stunning exhibition of the art collected by Charles I. The Royal Academy has launched ints ...

This painting of Charles I now belongs to Lady Carnarvon and can be seen at Highclere Castle near Newbury. King Charles led his armies into battle at both Battles of Newbury. The first battle was ...

Van Dyck's portrait depicts Olivia Boteler Porter, lady-in-waiting to Charles I's wife Henrietta Maria A previously unknown painting by 17th Century master Van Dyck has been identified after being ...