

The image is a portrait showing the upper torso of a man within an oval frame. The man is positioned facing forward, slightly turned to his left, with his head also subtly angled in the same direction. His facial features include a sharp nose, prominent cheekbones, and a groomed moustache and short beard. He has curly hair that frames his face, with some volume at the top. He is dressed in ornate clothing with a detailed pattern on his sleeves and what appears to be a padded garment. A large bow or sash is tied around his neck. In his left hand, he holds a dividers tool, poised over a globe that rests in front of him. The background within the oval is a dark, cross-hatched area, and the frame is decorated with Latin text that reads "THOMAS CANDISH ARMIGER." The setting outside the oval is a lighter, textured area featuring more Latin text.
Artwork Details
- Date
- published 1620
- Medium
- engraving
- Dimensions
- 8201 × 11629 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
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