His portraits of two English historical enemies hang on the same wall of the Frick.
His portraits of two English historical enemies hang on the same wall of the Frick. A letter of introduction from Erasmus brought him to the attention of Thomas More, the subject of one of those portraits. While in London, this German artist of the Northern Renaissance designed state robes for the king, painted portraits of Thomas Cromwell and The French Ambassadors while enjoying the patronage of Henry VIII. For 10 points, who is this Bavarian whose portrait of Anne of Cleves was a touch unrealistic as it hid her smallpox scars?
His portraits of two English historical enemies hang on the same wall of the Frick.
Hans {Holbein} the Younger