Anthony Van Dyck, (1599-1641) | Portrait of a Young Girl in a White Apron | Philip Mould & Company
Philip Mould | Historical Portraits | Queen Henrietta Maria | Studio of Sir Anthony Van Dyck | Item Details
File:Van Dyke Henrietta before (full).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
ca. 1635 Catherine Murray, née Bruce, Countess of Dysart, by Sir Anthonis van Dyck (Philip Mould) | Grand Ladies | gogm
Before 'n After - Art History News - by Bendor Grosvenor
Fake or Fortune” Artwatch
'Antiques Roadshow' Discovery Turns Out to be a Van Dyck - ArtfixDaily News Feed
Philip Mould & Company, Pall Mall, London, UK. 30 June 2020. London Art Week Digital preview (LAW Digital), with online viewings from 3-10 July. A unique collection of enticing London Art Week
The Real Deal: 'Finding Van Dyke' exhibition unfolds at Philip Mould - ArtfixDaily News Feed
Anthony Van Dyck | Philip Mould & Company
van Dyck: Magistrate — Simon Gillespie Studio
Philip Mould | Historical Portraits | Portrait of Henrietta | Item Details
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Fourth Van Dyck discovered by art world sleuth | The Times
Henrietta Maria by Van Dyck studio (Philip Mould) | Grand Ladies | gogm
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Anthony mould hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Anthony van Dyck painting to be auctioned at Sotheby's - BBC News
Van Dyck or Van Dupe?
The Secrets Hidden Within Paintings – The Oxford Student
Is Van Dyck 'selfie' that Kate Middleton helped raise £10million to save a cheap dud? | Daily Mail Online
Friday Night, Saturday Morning: Philip Mould Unearths England's Bucolic Beauty - WSJ
Philip Mould on Twitter: "1/2 Interesting revelation today at the Pitti Palace, Florence. Have concluded this double portrait described as by Van Dyck is a composite copy by the Medici court painter
Artist in Focus | February | Sir Anthony Van Dyck | Philip Mould & Company
After Van Dyck Self portrait with sunflower c 1630 Philip Mould | The Frame Blog
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Anthony Van Dyck, (1599-1641) | Portrait of a Young Girl in a White Apron | Philip Mould & Company
