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Willem de Passe and Magdalena de Passe

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Engraved portrait of Henry VIII in a feathered cap and fur-trimmed robe, holding a scepter, with Latin text below.

Henry VIII

published 1620

Engraved oval bust portrait of a young man in armor and lace collar, with a Latin inscription around the frame.

Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales

published 1620

Engraving of a man in ornate armor holding a pike, with a plumed helmet at his feet and text below.

Prince Henry with the Pike

published 1620

Engraving of a royal funeral hearse with a reclining effigy under a columned canopy, heraldic shields, and verse inscriptions

Prince Henry's Hearse

published 1620

Engraved portrait of bearded Thomas Holland in a flat cap and lace ruff, with a Latin inscription beneath.

Thomas Holland, Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford, and Rector of Exeter College

published 1620

Engraved half-length portrait of a bearded man in a cap and ruff collar, with Latin caption below.

Laurence Humphrey

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded bishop in a broad clerical hat and layered robe, with a Latin caption below.

John Jewell, Bishop of Salisbury

published 1620

Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester, Protestant Martyr

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded man in a beret and ruff collar, hand on chest, with a book on a table below.

James Montagu, Bishop of Winchester

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat and fur-trimmed coat, with Latin inscription below.

John More, Rector of Saint Andrew's, Norwich

published 1620

Engraved bust portrait of a man in a fur-trimmed robe, cap, and chain of office, with a Latin inscription below.

Sir Thomas More

published 1620

Engraved portrait of an elderly bearded man in a fur-trimmed cloak and ruffled collar, with Latin inscription below.

Alexander Nowell, Dean of Saint Paul's

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a clergyman in a cap and robes holding an open book, with a Latin inscription below.

Matthew Parker, Archbishop of Canterbury

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a plumed hat and lace ruff, with Latin inscriptions around the frame.

William Herbert, First Earl of Pembroke

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a feathered hat and lace collar, with Latin inscription around the frame.

Henry Herbert, Second Earl of Pembroke

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded man in a ruff collar holding an open book, with Latin inscription below.

William Perkins, Puritan Divine

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded man in a ruff collar resting his hands on an open book, with a Latin inscription below.

John Rainolds, President of Corpus College Osford, and Dean of Lincoln

published 1620

Engraved portrait of an elderly bearded man in a dark coat holding a book, with a Latin inscription below.

Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London, Protestant Martyr

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded older man in a dark cloak and white collar, hands clasped, with Latin text below.

John Rogers, Prebendary of Saint Paul's, Protestant Martyr

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a ruff collar and fur-trimmed cloak, with a Latin inscription below.

Robert Cecil, First Earl of Salisbury

published 1620

Engraved half-length portrait of a bearded man in a dark coat and ruff collar, with a Latin caption below.

Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York

published 1620

Engraved portrait of an older bearded man in a dark gown and white ruff, with a Latin inscription below.

Laurence Saunders, Prebendary of York, Protestant Martyr

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a feathered hat and ruff collar, with Latin inscription, on a printed page.

Sir Henry Sidney, Lord Deputy of Ireland

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a lace ruff and embroidered doublet, with Latin verse below.

Sir Philip Sidney, Soldier and Poet

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a feathered cap and fur-trimmed robe, with Latin inscriptions around the frame.

Edward Seymour, First Duke of Somerset

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded older man in a fur-trimmed robe and ruff collar, with Latin inscriptions around the frame

Thomas Sutton, Founder of the Charterhouse

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded older man in a ruff collar and dark gown, hands resting on a ledge, with Latin caption.

William Tyndale, Protestant Reformer and Martyr

published 1620

Engraved bust portrait of a bearded man in a flat cap and fur-trimmed robe, with a Latin caption below.

Richard Vaughan, Bishop of London

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a lace ruff and fur-trimmed coat, with Latin caption below.

Sir Francis Walsingham

published 1620

Engraved oval portrait of a bearded man in a feathered hat and fur-trimmed collar, with Latin inscriptions.

Ambrose Dudley, Earl of Warwick

published 1620

Engraved portrait of a bearded man in a wide-brimmed hat and ruff, holding an open book on a ledge.

William Whitaker, D.D., Master of Saint John's College, Cambridge

published 1620

Engraved half-length portrait of a bearded man in a flat cap and fur-trimmed cloak, with Latin inscription below.

David Whitehead, D.D., Chaplain to Anne Boleyn

published 1620