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DescriptionJohn de Critz the Elder James I of England with a Red Curtain.jpg	English: Portrait of James I of England. One of a number of similar paintings produced by John de Critz and his studio around 1605 and 1606, with small variations of costume, accessories, and background.
Date	June 1605
Source	http://www.shafe.co.uk/crystal/images/lshafe/de_Critz_James_I_1605-6.jpg
Author	John de Critz the Elder Alternative names John De Critz the Elder, John Decritz Description English painter Date of birth/death 1551/2 1642 Location of birth/death Antwerp London Work period c. 1590-1630 Work location England Authority control

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