

William Tyndale, Protestant Reformer and Martyr
The image shows a portrait of a man from the torso up, facing forward with his right hand resting on a ledge. He has distinct facial features including a prominent brow, deep-set eyes, and a full beard with lighter streaks. His hair is slick, parted on the side, and closely frames his face. The man wears a dark, formal robe with a high fur collar and an intricately pleated ruff around his neck. There are no jewelry or other adornments visible. The background features closely etched lines creating a textured effect, with no distinct objects or scenery. Latin text is inscribed below the portrait in an ornate script.
Artwork Details
- Date
- published 1620
- Medium
- engraving
- Dimensions
- 8087 × 10857 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original