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The Skinners' Company collection

art collection of the Worshipful Company of Skinners, a livery company in the City of,London

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9 paintings

  • Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe
    Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Thomas Smythe jr. (c. 1558-1625)
    Portrait of Thomas Smythe jr. (c. 1558-1625)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Joan Smythe (1560-1622)
    Portrait of Joan Smythe (1560-1622)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Ursula Smythe (1555-1621)
    Portrait of Ursula Smythe (1555-1621)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Alice Smythe (ca. 1564-1615)
    Portrait of Alice Smythe (ca. 1564-1615)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of  Robert Smythe (1567-c. 1600)
    Portrait of Robert Smythe (1567-c. 1600)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Richard Smythe (c. 1565-1628)
    Portrait of Richard Smythe (c. 1565-1628)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of a girl, supposed to be Elizabeth Smythe (c. 1573-c. 1631)
    Portrait of a girl, supposed to be Elizabeth Smythe (c. 1573-c. 1631)
    Cornelis Ketel
    1579 · The Skinners' Company collection
  • Portrait of Thomas "Customer" Smythe
    Portrait of Thomas "Customer" Smythe
    After Cornelis Ketel
    · The Skinners' Company collection
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