(Q104666837)

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Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers

painting by Gilbert Jackson

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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
1630
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
1978
December 2020
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unknown value
December 2020
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
36 inch
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
43.5 inch
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GILBERT JACKSON (ENGLAND C.1595/1600-AFTER 1648), Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Sir Frederick Villiers, three-quarter-length, in a slashed black doublet and collar | Christie’s (English)
4 January 2021
 
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