Edward VI by William Scrots (1550)

Full-length portrait of a young man in an embroidered crimson doublet, jeweled cap and white hose, standing before a dark cur

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Edward VI, William Scrots (1550), Musée du Louvre (Department of Paintings). Via artnap.com

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A full-length portrait of a young male figure standing before a dark curtain and a stone-like architectural wall. He wears an ornately embroidered crimson and black doublet, a jeweled cap with a plume, white hose, and a gold collar pendant, holding gloves in one hand. The painting is attributed to William Scrots and dated 1550, and is held by the Musée du Louvre.

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Date

1550

Medium

Painting

Museum

Musée du Louvre (Department of Paintings)

License

Public domain

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