Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe

Summary

Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe is a painting^[1].

Key Facts

• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe is the creator of Cornelis Ketel^[2].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe is located in London^[3].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe is in the country of United Kingdom^[4].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's image is recorded as Cornelis Ketel Alice Smythe nee Judd 1579.jpg^[5].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's instance of is recorded as painting^[6].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's genre is recorded as portrait^[7].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's part of the series is recorded as Family of Thomas Smythe^[8].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's depicts is recorded as Alice Judde^[9].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's made from material is recorded as oil paint^[10].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's made from material is recorded as panel^[11].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's collection is recorded as The Skinners' Company collection^[12].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's location is recorded as Skinners' Hall^[13].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's RKDimages ID is recorded as 300299^[14].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's catalog code is recorded as 58^[15].
• +1579-01-01T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe^[16].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's exhibition history is recorded as Dynasties: Painting in Tudor and Jacobean England 1530-1630^[17].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's exhibition history is recorded as Treasures of the Royal Courts: Tudors, Stuarts and the Russian Tsars^[18].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's main subject is recorded as Alice Judde^[19].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's described by source is recorded as A Biographical Dictionary of London Painters, 1547–1625^[20].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's described by source is recorded as Dynasties: painting in Tudor and Jacobean England, 1530-1630^[21].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's described by source is recorded as Export of objects of cultural interest 2015-16^[22].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's described by source is recorded as Merchant-class portraiture in Tudor London : 'Customer' Smith's commission, 1579/80^[23].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's title is recorded as Portret van Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), echtgenote van Thomas Smythe^[24].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's title is recorded as Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe^[25].
• Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe's inscription is recorded as A° DNI · 1579 - / ÆTATIS · 4[6?]^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Portrait of Alice Judde (c. 1532-1593), wife of Thomas Smythe is the creator of Cornelis Ketel^[2].