The Royal Hospital 'Greate Peece'

April 7 2020

 

Posted by Adam Busiakiewicz:

In December last year, during this blog's hiatus, the Jordaens Van Dyck Panel Paintings Project (JVDPPP) uploaded a very interesting video detailing new research and visual analysis of a painting in the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

This picture was long believed to be 'an important copy' of Van Dyck's group portrait of Charles I and his family in the Royal Collection, more widely known as the 'Greate Peece'. However, questions have always remained, is it or is it not good enough to be by Van Dyck himself?

The lecture is delivered by the project's co-founder Justin Davies and researcher James Innes-Mulraine.

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