Edward III, King of England and France by George Vertue

Engraved portrait of Edward III wearing a crown and armor, with a sword, a seated allegorical figure, and royal heraldry.

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Edward III, King of England and France, George Vertue (1732). Via artnap.com

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An engraved portrait of Edward III, shown bust-length within an oval Latin-inscribed frame, wearing a crown and armor and holding a sword. A seated allegorical female figure with a banner rests beside a helmet and a shield bearing the royal arms, with the title Edward III, King of England and France above. The print is credited to George Vertue, dated 1732, and notes it is taken from an ancient painting at Windsor Castle.

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