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Portrait of Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk
Portrait of Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffolk
Date:
1615–1625
Location:
Not on display
Century:
17th Century AD
Media:
Engraving
Dimensions:
20.3 x 14.2 cm (image)
Department:
Achenbach Foundation
Object Type:
Print
Country:
England
Continent:
Europe
Accession Number:
1963.30.12165
Acquisition Date:
1963-04-09
Credit Line:

Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts

Portrait of Thomas Howard, Earl of Suffollk. Aristocratic. Wears patterned shirt, ruffled collar, cape. With his left hand holds ribbon tied around neck. Elegantly patterned lace cuffs. Above his head: crest with two rampant lions and two seated cupids with scepters.

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