Caption
Portraits of James I and Anne, Series 4: French, German and English Events, 1576-1610, print, album page, Series number, 344, 380?, Portrait of James I, King of England with his wife Anne of Denmark, ca. 1603. Both standing full-length in a niche. Between them the king's family tree. With a 4-line caption in Latin. Numbered bottom left: 344., printmaker: workshop of Frans Hogenberg, Cologne, writer (clerical worker): Caspar Ensius, 1603 - 1605, Frans Hogenberg, Caspar Ensius, printmaker, writer (clerical worker), North Rhine-Westphalia, paper, etching, height 197 mm x width 238 mm, Person, James I (King of England), Anne of Denmark, Period, 1603, An engraved scene shows two elaborately dressed figures standing beneath archways on either side of a central decorative panel; the figure on the left wears a tall hat topped with a crown, a long fur-lined cloak draped over ornate patterned garments, a sash and a beaded collar, and holds a long staff while one hand rests on a book and the other holds a helmet at his side; the figure on the right wears a crown with a jeweled headpiece, a high ruffled collar, a layered necklace, an intricately patterned gown with fur trim and a long cloak, and holds a slender scepter; between them a vertical tree-like diagram of connected circular medallions ascends beneath a small round portrait and two heraldic shields, flanked by architectural columns and floral ornamentation, while the background features finely hatched shading and detailed linework throughout the clothing, arches, and floor.
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