Portrait of Prince Henry of England

Luttichuys employed chiaroscuro to achieve a three-dimensional effect, particularly in the textured, light-reflecting armor. This technique emphasizes contrasts between light and dark, adding depth to the composition. The dark curtain and window with a cloudy sky further enhance the spatial and atmospheric depth.

Created in 1643, the painting is currently part of the collection at the Statens Museum for Kunst.

The portrait reflects the artistic influences of its time, blending traditional representations of royalty with the emerging techniques of the 17th century, such as the pronounced use of chiaroscuro.

While specific lasting impacts of this portrait on art history are not widely documented, it remains a notable example of 17th-century royal portraiture and the artistic skill of Simon Luttichuys.