Where is "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" by HOLBEIN, Hans the Younger?

"Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" is held in the permanent collection of Royal Collection, Windsor, United Kingdom.

Which museum has "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell"?

"Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" is on display at Royal Collection in Windsor.

Who painted "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" and when?

"Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" was painted by HOLBEIN, Hans the Younger in c. 1537.

What are the dimensions of "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell"?

"Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" measures 366 × 277 cm.

What art movement is "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" associated with?

"Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" is a work of German, Renaissance, painted by HOLBEIN, Hans the Younger.

Can I see "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" in person?

Yes — "Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell" is on permanent display at Royal Collection in Windsor. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

HOLBEIN, Hans the Younger: Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell

✦ HOLBEIN, Hans the Younger

🖼 Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell, c. 1537

◈ Black and coloured chalks, brush in black and metal pen

⊞ 366 × 277 cm

▣ Royal Collection

◎ Windsor, United Kingdom

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Precise brushwork captures a dignified gentleman in three-quarter view, rendered with meticulous detail against a cool green background. Holbein's penetrating portrait style defined Tudor court painting, establishing the psychological intensity and technical mastery that made him Henry VIII's favored artist.

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