Who painted Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York?

Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York was painted by Simon van de Passe in 1621.

Where can I see Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York?

Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York?

Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York is associated with Renaissance.

Artwork

Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York

Simon van de Passe , 1621

Charles I, King of England, as Duke of York is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Simon van de Passe. It dates from 1621 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

About this work

Overview

This engraving, created by Simon van de Passe in 1621, is a portrait print of a young royal figure.

Subject & Meaning

The subject is identified by the surrounding text as Prince Charles, later King Charles I of England, with his various titles including Duke of Cornwall and Duke of York. The formal attire and serious expression convey his status and dignity.

Technique & Style

The print is characterized by fine lines and detailed rendering, particularly in the subject's clothing and ruffled collar. The plain background contrasts with the ornate border, which features text in both Latin and English.