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SUMMARY:Prestige & Power: Projecting Identity in 17th-century Portraiture
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DESCRIPTION:Artists, writers, politicians and royalty come under the spotlight in this display, which explores how portraiture was used to assert status, celebrate achievements and project individuality in the 17th century. \n
 It features prints, drawings and miniatures from the Barber’s own collection along with miniatures on loan from two fine private collections. Artists represented include Rubens, Van Dyck and Charles Le Brun, as well as miniaturists Nicholas Hilliard, Isaac Oliver and Richard Gibson.\n
LOCATION:The Barber Institute of Fine Arts
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