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ISAAC OLIVER (C. 1565-1617)

Nymphs and Satyrs

c.1605-10

RCIN 913528

Although Isaac Oliver is known chiefly for his portrait miniatures, a number of carefully finished drawings survive. The eroticism of this drawing is unusual for the artist and indeed for British art at this time. Oliver was a member of the household of Anne of Denmark, consort of King James VI & I, but this work is not documented in the Royal Collection until the reign of her grandson, James VII & II.

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