ArchiveExhibition
Van Dyck and Britain
18 Feb-17 May 2009
Tate Britain
London SW1P 4RG
Overview
In the Linbury Galleries. a comprehensive view of Anthony van Dyck’s work in early seventeenth-century Britain, and will reveal his singular impact on British art and cultural life, from the reign of Charles I onwards.
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