Denzil, First Baron Holles

The subject, Denzil Holles, is depicted with a serious expression, wearing formal attire and surrounded by a wreath and a coat of arms. The inscription at the bottom identifies him as 'The Right Honble Denzil Baron Holles of Ifield', with dates 1676–1679, likely referencing his tenure in a notable position.

The engraving showcases White's skill in capturing individual features through his mastery of the engraving technique. The work is characteristic of White's style, which was influenced by his teacher David Loggan and involved creating detailed images.

Robert White, a prominent portrait engraver in late 17th-century London, created this print. He worked in a pencil-on-vellum style and produced original likenesses of notable contemporaries throughout his career, until his death in 1703.