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Steven van Der Meulen — Portrait Of George Dacres Of Cheshunt (1533-1580), Three-quarter Length, In A Dark Green Doublet, Fur Cloak, Hat, And Sword
Steven van Der Meulen

Portrait Of George Dacres Of Cheshunt (1533-1580), Three-quarter Length, In A Dark Green Doublet, Fur Cloak, Hat, And Sword

This striking Elizabethan portrait by Steven van der Meulen depicts George Dacres of Cheshunt in a commanding three-quarter length pose, dressed in the refined attire of a Tudor gentleman. The sitter's dark green doublet and luxurious fur cloak convey his wealth and social standing, while the sword at his side speaks to his status and masculinity. Rendered in oil on oak panel, the work exemplifies the meticulous detail and formal elegance characteristic of portraiture at the Elizabethan court.

Medium
oil on oak panel

🔨 Auction Lot

Master Paintings & Sculpture Day Sale

January 30, 2020

Estimate: $25,000$35,000

Lot 112

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Steven van Der Meulen, Portrait Of George Dacres Of Cheshunt (1533-1580), Three-quarter Length, In A Dark Green Doublet, Fur Cloak, Hat, And Sword

This striking Elizabethan portrait by Steven van der Meulen depicts George Dacres of Cheshunt in a commanding three-quarter length pose, dressed in the refined attire of a Tudor gentleman. The sitter's dark green doublet and luxurious fur cloak convey his wealth and social standing, while the sword at his side speaks to his status and masculinity. Rendered in oil on oak panel, the work exemplifies the meticulous detail and formal elegance characteristic of portraiture at the Elizabethan court.

Medium
oil on oak panel
Seen at
Sotheby's, New York, London, Hong Kong, Paris

Related themes

Dark Tones, Dutch, Historical, Man, Oil On Panel, Portrait, Nobleman, Figurative, Renaissance, Formal