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Michael Dahl

(1659-1743), Portrait painter

Sitter in 2 portraits
Artist associated with 166 portraits
A portrait painter, Dahl first came to England from Sweden in 1682 and was for many years Kneller's chief rival. He worked for the Duke of Somerset, painting the Petworth 'Beauties' in the late 1690s, and for Queen Anne and her husband, completing a set of Admirals, c.1702-8 (now at Greenwich).

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Sir Joseph Jekyll

by and published by George Vertue, after Michael Dahl
engraving, 1731
NPG D19650

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Sir Joseph Jekyll

by and published by George Vertue, after Michael Dahl
line engraving, 1731
NPG D20045

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Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke

by and published by John Faber Jr, after Michael Dahl
mezzotint, 1735
NPG D20034

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Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford

by George Vertue, after Michael Dahl
engraving, 1745 (1728)
NPG D5448

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Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford

by George Vertue, after Michael Dahl
engraving, 1745 (1728)
NPG D19480

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Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford

by George Vertue, after Michael Dahl
line engraving, 1746 (1728)
NPG D20419

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