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King Charles II (1630-1685) in Garter Robes. By Henri Gascars.

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Henri Gascars (1634?–1701), Fortuna

Oil on canvas,  69.5 x 90 cm

Madame de Montespan, 1660s-70s.

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Ladies dressed en déshabillé - by Henri Gascar, c. 1670s

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Portrait of Barbara Palmer, 1st Duchess of Cleveland, Countess of Castlemaine (née Villiers) (c. 1675) by Henri Gascar. Hatchlands Park.

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Do you have any art/painting recommendation which are very teen aegon coded

From top left: (descriptions are from left to right side)

Detail of frescoes in the Hall of the Months, Palazzo Schifanoia,

Portrait of Guiliano De Medici by Benozzo di Lese di Sandro Gozzoli

Carlo Crivelli catalogue raisonné, 1975 Bovero

Portrait of a Young Man Cosmè Tura (Cosimo di Domenico di Bonaventura)

Boy with Wine Glass and Flute Jacob Gerritszoon[a] Cuyp or Cuijp 1652

Rembrandt van Rijn, Man with a Hawk, 1643

A late portrait of the two sons of the 3rd Duke of Lennox, Lord John Stuart and his Brother, Lord Bernard Stuart; Anthony van Dyck.

Portrait of two brothers by Henri Gascar (1635 –1701)

[art1for2the3masses]

Henri Gascar ( c. 1635 – 1 Jan 1701) was a French painter who achieved artistic success in England during the reign of Charles II.

Henri Gascard

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Sir Peter Lely (Dutch/active in England, 1618-1680) Charlotte Fitzroy, probably 1677 National Inventory of Continental European Paintings York Art Gallery A young girl richly dressed in red silk and a white chemise is seated right, taking grapes from an Indian servant who kneels on the left. Behind, on a stone wall, there is a bas relief of putti with a goat, that repeats the composition of a drawing (assumed to be after Correggio) in the Devonshire Collection at Chatsworth. Charlotte (1664-1717/8) was the fourth child of the Duchess of Cleveland, Barbara Villiers, by Charles II, formally acknowledged by the king in 1672. In May 1674 Charlotte was betrothed to Sir Henry Edward Lee (1662/3-1716), who was created Earl of Lichfield, Viscount Quarrendon, and Baron Spelsbury. Charlotte married Sir Henry in 1677 (when she was 12) and later gave birth to 18 children. She was famous for her beauty, and she was subsequently painted by Verelst and at least twice by Kneller. Later depictions show similar facial features, which support the proposal that she is the child sitter in the YORAG : 18. On the other hand, judging from her other portraits (both as a child and as an adault), Charlotte had dark hair. However, she might have been depicted by Lely as blonde to better fit the personification of Beauty that she represents, and also to strengthen the contrast with the dark-haired servant boy. The painting was probably created on the occasion of her marriage in 1677, as she looks older than in her betrothal portrait painted in 1674 by Jacob Huysmans and in the presumed portrait of her with her mother by Gascars, probably from the early 1670s.

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Henri Gascars 

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Portrait of Frances Jennings, Duchess of Tyconnel, Henri Gascars, 1675

[roehenstart]

Prince Philipp Erasmus of Liechtenstein (1664-1704). By Henri Gascar.

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Circle of Henri Gascars (b.1635 - d.1701), 'Portrait of a Lady of the Norton family', oil on canvas, no date (1600s), French/English, for sale for est. 4,000 - 6,000 GBP in Christie's Old Master Paintings sale, November/December 2020.

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Henri Gascars

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Lady Diana Grey, Countess of Ailsbury (ca 1631 - 1689) by Henri Gascars

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Henri Gascars (Circa 1634 - 1701)

Portrait of a Lady, possibly Barbara Villiers, Countess of Castlemaine (1640-1709)

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Portrait of Louise Renée de Penancoët de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth (1649-1734) // painted by Henri Gascars

Louise de Kérouaille was one of the favourite mistresses of King Charles II of England. She initially met Charles when she accompanied his sister, Henriette d’Orléans, on her diplomatic visit to England from France in 1670. On the side, Louise was probably acting as a spy for King Louis XIV of France but she became a beloved companion of King Charles II and she was one of the three women he mentioned on his deathbed. Charles nicknamed her ‘Fubs’ (and named one of his yachts, HMS Fubs, after her), a 17th century word and term of endearment that means plump or chubby.

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Portrait of a Lady. Henri Gascar (French, c.1634-1701). Oil on canvas.

This painting depicts a court beauty, reclining in a landscape, a château in the distance.