English School, 17th Century
Portrait of Mercy (died 1629), Wife of Sir Samuel Sandys (1560-1623), Daughter of Martin Culpeper Esq.
bust-length, wearing a ruff and hat
in a feigned oval
oil on canvas
67cm x 58cm
Provenance:Ombersley Court, Worcestershire
Footnote:A similar joint portrait of Samuel and Mercy Sandys is recorded hanging in the saloon at Ombersley Court.
Sold for £3,000
English School, 17th Century
Portrait of Mercy (died 1629), Wife of Sir Samuel Sandys (1560-1623), Daughter of Martin Culpeper Esq.
bust-length, wearing a ruff and hat
in a feigned oval
oil on canvas
67cm x 58cm
Ombersley Court, Worcestershire
A similar joint portrait of Samuel and Mercy Sandys is recorded hanging in the saloon at Ombersley Court.
Picture has been relined. Frame has several knocks, scrapes and old woodworm. Painting has some minor retouching visible under UV. Overall appearance good.
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Auction: Fine Paintings & Sculpture, Fine Art & Antiques, 29th Apr, 2025
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