Portrait of Henry VII 16th century

This 16th-century anonymous drawing depicts Henry VII of England in profile, wearing a crown and armor, with his hand resting on his chest. The red chalk drawing, housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a striking example of the portraiture style common during the Tudor period. The work's simplicity and focus on the king's features convey his power and authority, while the inscription on the drawing provides further insight into the subject and artist. The "Portrait of Henry VII" offers a glimpse into the art of the Tudor era, capturing a pivotal historical figure with remarkable detail and artistry.