Charles I, King of England at the Hunt 1635

This portrait of Charles I, King of England at the Hunt, was painted by Anthony van Dyck in 1635 and is currently housed in the Louvre Museum. The painting depicts the king on a hunting expedition, showcasing his regal presence and fashionable attire. van Dyck captures Charles I's authority with a subtle yet powerful pose, and the king's gaze directs the viewer's attention to his regal countenance. This painting is a fine example of the portraiture style that was popular during the 17th century, highlighting van Dyck's mastery in depicting the royal subject with both elegance and realism.