George Villiers (1592-1628), hertog van Buckingham

Oliver employed gentle shading and chiaroscuro to create a lifelike representation of the Duke. The use of soft light and shadow adds depth to the portrait, while the plain background emphasizes the subject's features.

Peter Oliver, son of portrait miniature painter Isaac Oliver, created the portrait in 1629. He continued his family's artistic tradition, later residing at Isleworth and being buried near his father in 1647.