Charles I (1600-49, by Van Dyck, c. 1635-6.
For some people, the decor they spend their lives around is merely sentimental or aesthetically pleasing.
However, it can turn out to be extraordinary and of great interest to the world.
“Charles I (1600-49,” by Van Dyck, c. 1635-6. (Photo:Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
No picture has been released of the work, which is religious in nature.
The painting only measures 130 by 92 centimeters (51.18 by 36.22 inches).
The family reportedly admired the artwork, but only recently realized its origins and verified its authorship.
“Christ Crowned with Thorns,” by Van Dyck, c. 1620. (Photo:Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
It now sits in a safety deposit box as the family strategizes its next home.
Christ Crowned with Thorns, by Van Dyck, c. 1620.
“Anton Giulio Brignole-Sale on horseback,” by Van Dyck, 1627. (Photo:Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
