Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap 1532-35 Hans Holbein the Younger German Holbein painted this small roundel about 1532-35, after his return to England. The young sitter can be identified as a court official, for he wears the livery of Henry VIII, with the initials HR for Henricus Rex embroidered in black on his red coat. The frame is original and the reverse is painted black and decorated with engraved circles. It is possible that the portrait, which is in excellent condition, originally had a protective painted lid. Such intimate portrait capsules were easily portable, as well as more affordable than larger-scale likenesses.. Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap 436660

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Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap 1532-35 Hans Holbein the Younger German Holbein painted this small roundel about 1532-35, after his return to England. The young sitter can be identified as a court official, for he wears the livery of Henry VIII, with the initials HR for Henricus Rex embroidered in black on his red coat. The frame is original and the reverse is painted black and decorated with engraved circles. It is possible that the portrait, which is in excellent condition, originally had a protective painted lid. Such intimate portrait capsules were easily portable, as well as more affordable than larger-scale likenesses.. Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap 436660

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