Anthony van DyckVlaanderen, 1599–1641Maria Stuart en Willem II
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Waar is „Maria Stuart en Willem II” nu? Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Zaal 2.8, Amsterdam. Ja, nu te zien. Gecontroleerd 29 september 2026.
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Mary and William were mere children when they married: she was nine, he fourteen. Quite unusually she stands on the left due to her higher status – Mary was a king’s daughter, William the son of a stadholder and prince. Mary’s wedding ring highlights the bond
between Holland and England, which was cemented with this marriage. She also wears a diamond brooch, another gift from William.
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Te zien · Zaal 2.8
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In het leven van Anthony van Dyck
Het hele leven27 februari 1640
Married: Mary Ruthven
27 February 1640
Marriage to Mary Ruthven
On 27 February 1640 Van Dyck married Mary Ruthven, daughter of Patrick Ruthven and a lady-in-waiting to the queen; the marriage produced a daughter.
May 1640
Death of Rubens; Offer to Head His Workshop
When Rubens died in May 1640, Van Dyck was invited to go to Antwerp to take charge of their former workshop.
August – November 1641
Long Illness and Declining Health
A letter from Lady Roxburghe of 13 August 1641 reported that Van Dyck was recovering from a long illness; in November his condition worsened, and he returned to England from Paris, where he had gone to paint Cardinal Richelieu.
november 1641 – 9 december 1641 · Werkzaam in
Blackfriars
9 december 1641
Died
