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Mary (Cradock) Beale AUCTION RECORDS
1633 Barrow rectory, Suffolk, England - 1699 London, England. Known for: Portrait, figure painting.
Mrs. Mary Beale (1633-1699). Born Mary Cradock at Barrow rectory, Suffolk, and baptised on 26 March 1633, the elder of two children of the Revd John Cradock (c.1595-1652), puritan rector of Barrow,... Read full biography
Mrs. Mary Beale (1633-1699). Born Mary Cradock at Barrow rectory, Suffolk, and baptised on 26 March 1633, the elder of two children of the Revd John Cradock (c.1595-1652), puritan rector of Barrow, and his wife, Dorothy née Brunton or Brinton (d.1643). She received a good education from her father... Read full biography
Mrs. Mary Beale (1633-1699). Born Mary Cradock at Barrow rectory, Suffolk, and baptised on 26 March 1633, the elder of two children of the Revd John Cradock (c.1595-1652), puritan rector of Barrow, and his wife, Dorothy née Brunton or Brinton (d.1643). She received a good education from her father who, as an amateur artist, probably also provided her with tuition in painting. She married on 8 March 1652 Charles Beale (1631-1705), member of a puritan family at Walton Manor, Buckinghamshire. They... Read full biography
Mrs. Mary Beale (1633-1699). Born Mary Cradock at Barrow rectory, Suffolk, and baptised on 26 March 1633, the elder of two children of the Revd John Cradock (c.1595-1652), puritan rector of Barrow, and his wife, Dorothy née Brunton or Brinton (d.1643). She received a good education from her father who, as an amateur artist, probably also provided her with tuition in painting. She married on 8 March 1652 Charles Beale (1631-1705), member of a puritan family at Walton Manor, Buckinghamshire. They took up residence at Covent Garden, London, later moving to Hind Court, Fleet Street, and about 1660 Charles succeeded his father as deputy clerk of the patents office. By this time Mary Beale had gained some reputation as an artist and had given... Read full biography
Mrs. Mary Beale (1633-1699). Born Mary Cradock at Barrow rectory, Suffolk, and baptised on 26 March 1633, the elder of two children of the Revd John Cradock (c.1595-1652), puritan rector of Barrow, and his wife, Dorothy née Brunton or Brinton (d.1643). She received a good education from her father who, as an amateur artist, probably also provided her with tuition in painting. She married on 8 March 1652 Charles Beale (1631-1705), member of a puritan family at Walton Manor, Buckinghamshire. They took up residence at Covent Garden, London, later moving to Hind Court, Fleet Street, and about 1660 Charles succeeded his father as deputy clerk of the patents office. By this time Mary Beale had gained some reputation as an artist and had given birth to two sons, Bartholomew (1656-1709) and Charles (1660-1726), who himself was an artist. By 1664 Charles Beal... Read full biography
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSelf-portrait, half-length, in a painted stone cartouche
Mary (Cradock) Beale Auction: 12/04/2025Lot: 210Subscribe or get free alerts
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Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePortrait of James Stillingfleet (1673/4-1746), half-length, wearing a white shirt and brown jacket
Mary (Cradock) Beale Auction: 05/20/2021 - 5/27/2021Lot: 40Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneePortrait of a gentleman, traditionally identified as James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth, 1st Duke of Buccleuch (1649–1685)
Mary (Cradock) Beale Auction: 12/04/2025Lot: 211Subscribe or get free alerts
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