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The Guardian - UK

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Jonathan Jones

Divine rule: Anthony van Dyck's Rachel de Ruvigny, Countess of Southampton, as Fortune

Rachel de Ruvigny, Countess of Southampton, as Fortune, by Anthony van Dyck — In this dazzling portrait done shortly before the civil war, a British aristocrat poses as a heavenly being. Self-confident? Just a bit. Rachel de Ruvigny in about 1638 has the shining globe of the goddess Fortune and wears a shimmering dress of ethereal yet metallic blue. It is a painting at once grand and harsh, its sunburst of fiery light amid the clouds propelling this majestic woman into a Baroque vision of the heavens themselves. Ridiculous, beautiful and liberating, this portrait puts a woman in glory Illustration: The Fitzwilliam Museum, Image Li

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