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Charles I (1600-1649), c.1631 (oil on canvas)
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Charles I (1600-1649), c.1631 (oil on canvas)
7337859 Charles I (1600-1649), c.1631 (oil on canvas) by Mytens, Daniel (1590-c.1648); 215.9x147.3 cm; National Maritime Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Creator: Daniel Mytens, the Elder
A full-length portrait of Charles I standing to left, with his face turned to meet the gaze of the viewer. Charles took a considerable interest in the Navy and it was his shortage of money to support it that led him to extend the levying of Ship Money to the inland towns, thus helping precipitate the Civil War.); © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Media ID 38516284
© © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London / Bridgeman Images
17th Century Fashion A Pair Of Shoes Boots Charles 1 King Of England Charles I King Of England Charles I Of England Desk House Of Stuart Jewellry King Charles I Monarchic Opulence Royalism Shoe Shoes Wealthy Writing Desk 17th Centuries Jewels
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This stunning portrait captures the regal presence of Charles I, the King of England from 1625 to 1649. Painted by Daniel Mytens in approximately 1631, this oil on canvas masterpiece showcases the monarch standing confidently with his gaze meeting that of the viewer.
Charles I was known for his keen interest in the Navy, a passion that ultimately led to financial difficulties and political turmoil. Desperate for funds to support his naval endeavors, he controversially extended Ship Money taxes to inland towns, a decision that contributed to the outbreak of the English Civil War.
In this portrait, Charles is depicted wearing lavish attire befitting his royal status. His intricate ruff collar and richly colored clothing exude wealth and power. The detailed rendering of his boots and writing desk further emphasize both his authority and intellect.
Displayed at the National Maritime Museum in London, this painting serves as a poignant reminder of a tumultuous period in British history. Charles I's legacy is one marked by ambition, conflict, and ultimately tragedy - making this portrait not just a work of art but also a window into a pivotal moment in time.
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