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Summary
Artist |
Circle of William Scrots (fl. 1537–1554) |
Alternative names |
William Scroetes, Guillim Scroots, Willem Scroots, William Scrotes, William Scroth, Guillaume Scrots, Guillim Scrots, Willem Scrots, William Streets, Guillim Stretes, Willem Stretes, William Stretes, William Strettes, Scroot, Scroet, Scroettes, Gwillim, Guillam, Master of the Regent Maria, Master of the Stattholder Maria |
Description |
Southern Netherlandish-English court painter
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Work period |
1537-1554 |
Work location |
Low Countries (1537-1545), London (1545-1551), Brussels |
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Description |
Portrait of Edward VI of England |
Date |
fl. 1537-1553 |
Medium |
painting |
Inscriptions |
Text centre: E .... R
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Source/Photographer |
Philip Mould Ltd |
Licensing
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