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Which Shakespeare portraits are legitimate?

In this Shakespeare Unlimited episode, Oxford University professor Katherine Duncan-Jones offers her theories about Shakespeare portraits.
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Jacopo Robusti, called Tintoretto (1518 - 1594

16th century fashion
Attributed to Frans Pourbus II (Antwerp 1569-1622 Paris) , Portrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as Maximilien, Marquis of Rosny (1587-1634), half-length, in a slashed and gold-embroidered doublet with a blue embroidered sash and a lace collar | Christie's

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17th century Fashion
John de Critz, the Elder

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A Short History of Early Lace

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ca. 1620 Elizabeth Wriothesley, née Vernon, Countess of Southampton by Paulus van Somer

Early 17th Century
Unknown Gentleman of the Yates Family, 16th Century

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Image Tiles - Sid Dickens Gallery - Shop

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Fancy-dress brothers-in-law - two portraits by de László, 1928

1618 Wardrobe
1620-1629 | Fashion History Timeline

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French School, 16th Century | Portrait of a Gentleman | MutualArt

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