Gerrit van Honthorst's depiction of this man shows him in an olive-green shirt with red lining, looking up from a piece of paper.
Gerrit van Honthorst's depiction of this man shows him in an olive-green shirt with red lining, looking up from a piece of paper. The arrangement of figures in another depiction of this man may have been inspired by similar portraits of a goldsmith by Lorenzo Lotto and of Cardinal Richelieu by Philippe de Champaigne. That painting was intended as a guide forBernini to create a bust of this man, an equestrian depiction of whom resembles Rubens' portrait of the Duke of Lerma. A painting of this man shows him flanked by a shield with his coat of arms on the left and Pierre Antoine Bourdin, the titular Seigneur de St. Antoine, on the right, as this man passes through an arch on horseback. This ruler's head is shown from three different angles in one portrait, while in another, his attendants tend to his horse while he leans on a staff during a break from hunting. For 10 points, name this king who was depicted many times by his court painter Anthony van Dyck.
Gerrit van Honthorst's depiction of this man shows him in an olive-green shirt with red lining, looking up from a piece of paper.
Charles I of England [prompt on partial answers]