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ISAAC OLIVER (c. 1566--1617) , See also: English See also: miniature painter, was probably See also: born in See also: London, as in 1571 a certain See also: Peter See also: Olivier of See also: Rouen was residing in London with his wife and had been there for three years with one " chylde " named " Isake
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It would seem likely, therefore, that he was not at that See also: time more than six years old
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It has been suggested by Mr Lionel Cust, from the Huguenot records, that he is identical with one Isaac Oliver of Rouen, married at the Dutch See also: church in
See also: Austin Friars in 1602
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His See also: death occurred in 1617, and he was buried in the church of St See also: Anne, Blackfriars
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He was probably a pupil of See also: Nicholas Hilliard, and connected through his wife, whose name is unknown, with the artists Gheeraerts and De Critz
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He was an exceedingly expert miniature painter, and splendid examples of his See also: work can be seen at See also: Montagu See also: House, Windsor See also: Castle, Sher-See also: borne Castle and in the collections of Mr J
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Pierpont See also: Morgan and the See also: late Baroness See also: Burdett-See also: Coutts
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Some of his See also: pen drawings are in the See also: British Museum
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