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Michael Dahl

22 works held in 5 museums

Swedish painter settled in London, rival of Godfrey Kneller, 1659-1743

Sir Joseph Jekyll (1663-1738) Master of the Rolls, Michael Dahl

Sir Joseph Jekyll (1663-1738) Master of the Rolls, 1717.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Government Art Collection, United Kingdom

Admiral Sir George Rooke, c. 1650-1709, Michael Dahl

Admiral Sir George Rooke, c. 1650-1709, c. 1705.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, Michael Dahl

Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, 1702–1705.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

The Holy Family, Michael Dahl

The Holy Family, 1691.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Nationalmuseum, Sweden

Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, Michael Dahl

Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

King Karl XII of Sweden, Michael Dahl

King Karl XII of Sweden, c. 1710–1717.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Nationalmuseum, Sweden

Sir Thomas Hopsonn, c. 1643-1717, Michael Dahl

Sir Thomas Hopsonn, c. 1643-1717, 1705–1708.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, Michael Dahl

Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 1650-1707, 1702.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Portrait of an Officer, Michael Dahl

Portrait of an Officer, c. 1690–1695.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Charles Montagu, Earl of Halifax (1661-1715) politician and financier, Michael Dahl

Charles Montagu, Earl of Halifax (1661-1715) politician and financier

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Government Art Collection, United Kingdom

Sir John Leake, 1656-1720, Michael Dahl

Sir John Leake, 1656-1720, c. 1710.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Rear-Admiral Sir John Munden, c. 1645-1719, Michael Dahl

Rear-Admiral Sir John Munden, c. 1645-1719, 1705.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Françoise Leijoncrona, Michael Dahl

Françoise Leijoncrona, c. 1700.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Nationalmuseum, Sweden

Portrait of a Woman, Michael Dahl

Portrait of a Woman

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

Captain Robert Harland, circa 1680-1751, Michael Dahl

Captain Robert Harland, circa 1680-1751, 1707–1711.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

William Wright, 1656-1735, Michael Dahl

William Wright, 1656-1735, c. 1705.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Rear-Admiral Basil Beaumont, 1669-1703, Michael Dahl

Rear-Admiral Basil Beaumont, 1669-1703, 18th century.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Self-Portrait, Michael Dahl

Self-Portrait

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Nationalmuseum, Sweden

Rear-Admiral Sir William Whetstone, d. 1711, Michael Dahl

Rear-Admiral Sir William Whetstone, d. 1711, c. 1707.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708), Michael Dahl

Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708), 1704.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Mary Fanshawe, née Coke (1674-1713), Michael Dahl

Mary Fanshawe, née Coke (1674-1713), c. 1695.

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Government Art Collection, United Kingdom

Sir James Wishart, c. 1659-1723, Michael Dahl

Sir James Wishart, c. 1659-1723

Michael Dahl (Swedish), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Works by Michael Dahl (1659-1743), in the public domain: portraits of Queen Anne's admirals held at Greenwich, the equestrian portrait of Prince George of Denmark, portraits of Charles XII of Sweden, of judges, gentlemen and ladies of London society, as well as a Holy Family and a self-portrait, published online by the museums and collections that hold them, each linked to its record. The photographs come from the museum itself when it publishes them under an open licence, otherwise from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain or under a Creative Commons licence with the photographer's name. Only works that the holder attributes to Michael Dahl himself are included, without 'workshop of', 'after', 'manner of' or 'attributed to'.