Caption

Frontispiece to the King James' Bible, 1611, James VI and I, James Charles Stuart, 1566 – 1625, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, digitally edited

Date

Feb 04, 2020

Credit line

Photo12/ImageBROKER/Heinz-Dieter Falkenstein

Reference

BRK26D73_287

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

199.1Mb (66.4Mb) / 22.3in x 34.7in / 6690 x 10401 (300dpi)

Keywords

deserted old-fashioned obsolete reconstruction history Christianity faith religion king looking at camera portrait Scotland Ireland Europe illustration Christian depiction religious royal historic British holy famous big lettering old restored Northern Europe Irish nostalgia retro european english apostle Scottish edition restoration cropped saint nostalgic caption vintage version kingdom head shot travel photography James son of Zebedee 16th century 17th century Historic illustration United Kingdom digitally altered James VI no one oldfashioned outdated belief direct look portrait photo Republic of Ireland representation historical sacred renowned large inscription North Europe Retro style Scotch Partial View headline head portrait James the Greater sixteenth century seventeenth century Historical illustration UK No People old fashioned antiquated facing camera Irish Republic St. famed great font Saint James the Great the 1500s the 1600s Great Britain nobody outmoded out of date looking at the camera name title 16th c. Britain uninhabited looks in the camera empty looks into the camera looks at the camera reconstructions religions kings portraits illustrations depictions letterings apostles editions restorations saints captions versions kingdoms head shots 17th-century Historic illustrations digital edited digitally edited portrait photos historically head portraits James the Elder Historical illustrations fonts titles looking into the camera Portrait shot Europe's depicting historical image history image history images writing oldest restoration work vintage-styled looking into camera representing sign towards the camera in to the camera looking Kamera