William Larkin

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British | 1580 - 1619

William Larkin was a British Old Masters painter who was born in 1580. Abbot Hall Art Gallery featured William Larkin's work in the past.William Larkin's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 2,061 USD to 994,579 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2000 the record price for this artist at auction is 994,579 USD for Portrait of lady, probably Lady Thornhagh, three-quarter-length, in an embroidered bodice and an embroidered dress, with a pale yellow lace collar, and a blue and red mantle over her left shoulder, beside a table, flanked by draped curtains, sold at Christie's London in 2008. William Larkin has been featured in articles for , and . The most recent article is written for ArtDaily in April 2021. The artist died in 1619.

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Notable Lots

Portrait of an Unknown Lady

By William Larkin

Portrait of Grey Brydges, 5th Baron Chandos (1578/9-1621)

By William Larkin

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Portrait of lady, probably Lady Thornhagh, three-quarter-length, in an embroidered bodice and an embroidered dress, with a pale yellow lace collar, and a blue and red mantle over her left shoulder, beside a table, flanked by draped curtains ,1580

By William Larkin

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Portrait of a Gentleman

By William Larkin

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Portrait of elegant gentleman in coat dress

Attributed to William Larkin

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PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HALF-LENGTH, WEARING AN ELABORATELY EMBROIDERED WAISTCOAT WITH RED AND YELLOW RIBBONS, LACE COLLAR AND LACE CAP, HOLDING A PRAYER BOOK

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Past Exhibitions

Coming Home: Lady Anne Clifford

Abbot Hall Art Gallery

Kendal | UK

22 Mar, 2019 - 22 Jun, 2019

Articles

Philip Mould & Company Exhibits a Group of Exceptional Elizabethan and Jacobean Portraits

ArtDaily 22 Apr, 2021

This spring, Philip Mould & Company shines a spotlight onto a group of exceptional Elizabethan and Jacobean portraits that have benefited from the very latest developments in a formerly dark age of British art history.

Love鈥檚 Labours Found Review - Small but Beautifully Formed, Just like Its Pictures

Evening Standard 20 Apr, 2021

This bijou but fascinating show reveals advances in scholarship that promise more to come

Yale Center for British Art Makes More Artwork Available on the Google Arts & Culture Online Platform

ArtDaily 17 Apr, 2020

The Yale Center for British Art announced their latest contribution of collections data and images to Google Arts & Culture, which allows the public to explore collections from around the world.

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