Portret van Charles Lenos 1723 - 1756

"Portret van Charles Lenos" is an engraving by the Dutch-born British artist John (II) Faber, created between 1723 and 1756. The artwork depicts Charles Lennox, 2nd Duke of Richmond, in a seated pose, adorned in formal attire. He holds a sword in his left hand, and his right hand rests on his lap. Faber captures the sitter's aristocratic demeanor with meticulous detail, emphasizing the luxurious fabrics and intricate designs of the Duke's clothing. The engraving showcases Faber's masterful skill in rendering form and texture, a characteristic hallmark of his work. The inscription below the portrait identifies the sitter and highlights his titles, including Duke of Richmond, Baron of Settrington, and Knight of the Garter. This artwork serves as a visual testament to the prestige and power associated with the Duke of Richmond during the 18th century.