This painting was done on Good Friday according to one of the two sundials appearing in it, and the floor makes this work appear to be set in Westminster Abbey. This painting also shows two globes, a celestial one on the top shelf and a terrestrial one on the bottom shelf. The bottom shelf also shows a Lutheran hymnbook next to a lute with a broken string. The bottom of this painting shows an anamorphic skull that is best viewed by standing almost to the right of this work. The people depicted in this painting are believed to be Jean de Dinteville and a bishop named Georges de Selve. Name this work completed in 1533 by Hans Holbein the Younge
This painting was done on Good Friday according to one of the two sundials appearing in it, and the floor makes this work appear to be set in Westminster Abbey. This painting also shows two globes, a celestial one on the top shelf and a terrestrial one on the bottom shelf. The bottom shelf also shows a Lutheran hymnbook next to a lute with a broken string. The bottom of this painting shows an anamorphic skull that is best viewed by standing almost to the right of this work. The people depicted in this painting are believed to be Jean de Dinteville and a bishop named Georges de Selve. Name this work completed in 1533 by Hans Holbein the Younger showing two Frenchmen in England.
This painting was done on Good Friday according to one of the two sundials appearing in it, and the floor makes this work appear to be set in Westminster Abbey.
The French {Ambassadors}