In March 2013 the BBC revealed that an unknown painting by Anthony van Dyck had been discovered because of the "Your Paintings" website. The painting of Olivia, wife of Endymion Porter, had been discovered on-line and although it was previously thought it to be in the style of the Van Dyck, experts now agreed that the painting was an unknown original. Olivia, the subject of the painting, who died in 1663, was a lady-in-waiting to queen consort Henrietta Maria. She had married Endymion Porter, who was a patron of Anthony van Dyck. A "Culture Show" TV programme noted that the painting had not previously been published and it was the "Your Paintings" website that had allowed this attribution.