Portrait of Charles I after 17

"Portrait of Charles I" is a work by Anthony van Dyck, completed after 1617. Van Dyck, a Flemish painter, became a prominent figure in the English court. This portrait showcases the artist's mastery of depicting the royal subject, Charles I, in a dignified and refined manner. The work's realism, detail in the sitter's attire, and use of light and shadow contribute to the overall impression of grandeur and authority. This portrait is a prime example of van Dyck's skill in capturing both the physical likeness and the regal persona of his subjects, making it a key piece in understanding the portraiture of the era.