Henri de Bourbon, Roi de Navarre

Simon Charles Miger after François-André Vincent

National Gallery of Art

The image is a detailed black and white engraving showing a half-length portrait of a man. The portrait is encased within an ornate oval frame adorned with leaves and intricate patterns. The man is seated and turned slightly to his right, gazing off into the distance. He possesses distinct facial features with a prominent nose and curly hair that flows and appears voluminous. He is wearing period clothing consisting of a dark, textured garment and a large, pleated ruff around his neck. Around him, within the frame, are items associated with power or military leadership, including a helmet with an ornate design, a decorative sword, and a map labeled with "Armee des Princes" and "Armee Royale." The background is filled with detailed engravings of foliage and scrollwork, adding texture and depth to the image.