King Henry VI by George Vertue (1732)

Engraved portrait of King Henry VI in a fur-trimmed robe and jeweled collar, with a Gothic tomb scene below.

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An engraved portrait of King Henry VI in three-quarter view, wearing a dark cap, a fur-trimmed robe, a jeweled collar, and a pendant cross, with hands clasped at the waist. Below the bust is an architectural Gothic canopy with two kneeling figures, and the label reads K. HENRY VI within a decorative border topped by a crown. The print is by George Vertue and dated 1732.

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