The image shows a portrait of a man in a clerical collar and robe against a dark background. The man is depicted in sepia tones and appears to be seated. He wears a clerical collar beneath his robe, and the robe appears to have large sleeves. His hands are clasped together. The background features vertical streaks of a lighter color. At the bottom, the text reads, "The Archbishop of Canterbury." The artist's name, "William Nicholson," appears in the top left corner.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 796 × 893 px
- Museum Record
- View original
You May Also Like
Twelve Portraits: H.R.H. The Prince of Wales
John Hay
Twelve Portraits: Cecil Rhodes
Twelve Portraits: Rudyard Kipling
Christ and the Apostles: St. Thomas (with the Square)
London Types: Bluecoat Boy
L'Incendie de Louvain
The question is, not whether...
Auguste Rodin
Twelve Portraits: Sir Henry Hawkins
London Types: Bluecoat Boy
Luohan, after a set attributed to Guanxiu
Twelve Portraits: Sir Henry Irving
Jan Lutma, Goldsmith
Twelve Portraits: Prince Bismark
Charles Paley Scott
Sadness
Head of an Old Man
Immortal Holding a Peach
Xu You and Chao Fu
Luohan, after a set attributed to Guanxiu
The Artist and His Wife
Frederick Harrison
Bearded Cleric (from Sketchbook)