Artwork
Edward, Lord Lyttelton of Mounslow
Edward, Lord Lyttelton of Mounslow is an ink print by the Renaissance artist William Marshall. It dates from 1623 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.
About this work
Overview
This print is an engraved portrait of Edward, Lord Lyttelton, created by William Marshall in 1623. It is a black-and-white representation of the subject.
Subject & Meaning
The portrait depicts Edward, Lord Lyttelton, identified by the inscription 'Honoratiss D. Edwardus Littleton'. He is shown with a serious expression, wearing formal attire with a patterned coat and ornate collar.
Technique & Style
The print is an engraving, a technique used to produce detailed images. The level of detail in the subject's clothing and facial features demonstrates Marshall's skill with this medium.
History & Provenance
The engraving was created in 1623 by William Marshall, an artist active in the 17th century. The work is a representation of Edward, Lord Lyttelton, a figure of the time.
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