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Frances Tradescant

Image credit: Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

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Frances Tradescant (c.1628–after 1661) was the daughter of John Tradescant the Younger. She married Alexander Norman in 1644. She is portrayed with her brother and step-mother in another painting (see 'Hester Tradescant and her Stepchildren, John and Frances', British School). Like its pendant, this portrait has recently been attributed to Johan Priwitzer (active 1627–1647), but may be by an artist from the de Critz/de Neve circle.

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

Oxford

Title

Frances Tradescant

Date

c. 1638

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 68 x W 61 cm

Accession number

WA1898.17

Acquisition method

Presented by Elias Ashmole, 1683

Work type

Painting

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