King Charles I
Print
mid 17th century (printed)
mid 17th century (printed)
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Whole-length portrait, kneeling towards right, at a table, and holding a crown of thorns, within which appears the word 'Gratia'. On the table is an open book lettered 'In Verbo Tuo Spesmea'. A beam of light comes to him from a celestial crown, and on the beam are the words 'Coeli Specto'.
Object details
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Title | King Charles I (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Engraving on paper |
Brief description | Portrait of King Charles I kneeling. Engraving by Robert Vaughan after William Marshall, mid-17th century. |
Physical description | Whole-length portrait, kneeling towards right, at a table, and holding a crown of thorns, within which appears the word 'Gratia'. On the table is an open book lettered 'In Verbo Tuo Spesmea'. A beam of light comes to him from a celestial crown, and on the beam are the words 'Coeli Specto'. |
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Marks and inscriptions | '[Ma]rshall delin. Ro: Vaughan Sc[ulpt]' (Lettered) |
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Accession number | 29608D |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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