Lucretia

Note that the work cited is only a possible match with the seventeenth-century record

Usually believed to be the work in Vienna but see also the copy in the Royal Collection RCIN 402681. The absence of the CR brand from both is more easily explained in the case of the Viennese panel, which has been planed and cradled, but the question remains open. It is worth comparing against Charles I's miniature painter Peter Oliver's copy in the V&A no. 1787-1869 (van der Doort's inventory WS 120, № 69). Oliver's arrangement of Lucretia's hair might in fact have more in common with the Royal Collection version

Van der Doort c.1639

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Lucretia, a dagger in her right hand and a man's face behind, being Tarquin, life-size, full-length

Walpole Society reference (1960): 
WS 22, № 15
Measurements (Van der Doort): 
2ft 7in x 2ft 2in (78.7 x 66cm)
Medium: 
panel
Frame: 
gilded carved frame
Gift / Exchange / Bought / Inherited: 
bought
Hang notes: 
above the door
Room description extended: 
Also called the Square Table Room
Original Manuscript page number: 
MS. Ash. 1514, f. 30
Other inventories: 
Mantua 1627, no. 671 (60 scudi, 360 lire)
Identification certainty: 
Possible
Sale Inventory c.1649-51

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