Portret van Johannes III van Portugal after 1550

This woodcut portrait of Johannes III of Portugal was created by Cornelis Anthonisz., a prominent Dutch artist, after 1550. The artwork depicts the king in full regalia, showcasing his royal attire and bearing. The portrait's detailed depiction of Johannes III's costume and the inclusion of his coat of arms contribute to its historical significance. Anthonisz, known for his portraiture and religious works, employed a meticulous style, capturing the king's presence with precise lines and shading, indicative of the artistic practices of the 16th century. The work, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a visual testament to the reign of a significant European monarch.