Portret van Thomas Cartwright 1686 - 1715

"Portret van Thomas Cartwright" is a 17th-century portrait by Isaac Beckett, depicting Thomas Cartwright, the Bishop of Chester. The portrait is done in a realistic style, characteristic of the Baroque period, and showcases Cartwright in a dignified pose, emphasizing his religious role. The inscription at the bottom identifies the subject and includes the Latin phrase "Christo Pater Dominus," emphasizing his position within the church. This large-scale portrait (341 cm high, 252 cm wide) would have been intended for public display, serving as a commemoration of the Bishop's life and service.