The Works of Anthony van Dyck, Reproduced in Five Hundred and Thirty-seven Illustrations, With a Biographical Introduction; Volume 2

Anthony Van Dyck was one of the most influential and celebrated painters of the 17th century, and his works are still admired and studied by art lovers around the world. This magnificent volume reproduces over 500 of Van Dyck's most important works, from his early portraits to his later religious and mythological scenes. Accompanied by a biographical introduction and expert commentary, this book is a stunning tribute to one of the great masters of European art.

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