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Dahl I, Michael, 1656/1659–1743 — Michael Dahl I

1656/1659–1743

(b Stockholm, 29 Sept ?1659; d London, 20 Oct. 1743). Swedish portrait painter, active mainly in England. He settled permanently in London in 1689 (following an earlier stay in 1682–5) and became Kneller's principal rival.

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Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)

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Portrait of a Lady Wearing a Pearl Necklace Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (possibly)

Portrait of a Lady Wearing a Pearl Necklace Devon Heritage Centre
William Bromley (c.1663–1732), DCL c.1712 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

William Bromley (c.1663–1732), DCL c.1712 Examination Schools, University of Oxford
Portrait of a Girl and Her Dog Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (possibly)

Portrait of a Girl and Her Dog Devon Heritage Centre
Thomas Knight (1701–1781) Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Thomas Knight (1701–1781) Chawton House Library
John Radcliffe (1650–1714) Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

John Radcliffe (1650–1714) Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
George Stonehouse (1662–1724), Fellow (1689–?) Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (circle of)

George Stonehouse (1662–1724), Fellow (1689–?) Magdalen College, University of Oxford
Miss Burrell 1750 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (circle of)

Miss Burrell 1750 Oriel College, University of Oxford
Portrait of a Lady Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Portrait of a Lady Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
Mrs James Bridges, née Mary Creswicke 1720 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (attributed to)

Mrs James Bridges, née Mary Creswicke 1720 Victoria Art Gallery
Frances, Lady Byron (d.1757), Third Wife of the 4th Lord Byron c.1720 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Frances, Lady Byron (d.1757), Third Wife of the 4th Lord Byron c.1720 Newstead Abbey
Beatrix Hulton (1722–1774), Wife of Thomas Lister of Gisburne Park c.1748 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (follower of)

Beatrix Hulton (1722–1774), Wife of Thomas Lister of Gisburne Park c.1748 Judges' Lodgings, Lancaster
Mrs Salisbury Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Mrs Salisbury Pollok House
Penelope, Lady Herbert (1620–1647) Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (after)

Penelope, Lady Herbert (1620–1647) Newstead Abbey
Sir Justinian Isham (1658–1730), 4th Bt Isham early 18th C Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (attributed to)

Sir Justinian Isham (1658–1730), 4th Bt Isham early 18th C Lamport Hall
Portrait of a Lady 19th C Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (after)

Portrait of a Lady 19th C Belfast Harbour Commissioners
Sir Thomas Cookes (1648–1701), 2nd Bt before 1740 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Sir Thomas Cookes (1648–1701), 2nd Bt before 1740 Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Peter Mews (1619–1706), Bishop of Winchester (1684–1706) Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (circle of)

Peter Mews (1619–1706), Bishop of Winchester (1684–1706) Magdalen College, University of Oxford
Portrait of a Young Man with a Cane Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (possibly)

Portrait of a Young Man with a Cane Devon Heritage Centre
Portrait of a Gentleman Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743) (possibly)

Portrait of a Gentleman Devon Heritage Centre
Triple Portrait of the 2nd Earl of Burlington (1674–1704), the 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull (c.1665–1726), and the 3rd Baron Berkeley... 1700–1725 Michael Dahl I (1656/1659–1743)

Triple Portrait of the 2nd Earl of Burlington (1674–1704), the 1st Duke of Kingston-upon-Hull (c.1665–1726), and the 3rd Baron Berkeley of Stratton (1663–1697) 1700–1725 Chiswick House

Michael Dahl I

1656/1659–1743