Frans Van Der Mijn, Portrait Of A Gentleman 1870s which deepened the Court’s suspicion

which deepened the Court’s suspicion that her intentions were wholly objectionable

And the sinuous copse on the far left that guides the eye towards a veiled horizon

Parker’s sharp brushwork creates palpable movement

Tintoretto was working

there are several other reasons for a lady to wear a veil at this time

Frans Van Der Mijn, Portrait Of A Gentleman 1870s which deepened the Court’s suspicionThis mid 19th century oil painting by Dutch artist Frans van der Mijn (1719 1783) depicts a gentleman in half length wearing a white stock, grey woollen coat, powdered wig, and ivory waistcoat. Its presented in a feigned oval. Van der Mijn was an exceedingly talented portraitist, renowned for his considerable merit as an artist but also his apparent lack of decorum. Standing in a forthright fashion, with his chest out, silver embroidery gleaming, and