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John Bettes, A Man In A Black Cap Is The Earliest Picture In The Tate Britain Collection In London Editorial Image


John Bettes, A Man in a Black Cap is the earliest picture in the Tate Britain collection in London Editorial Stock Photo
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John Bettes, A Man in a Black Cap is the earliest picture in the Tate Britain collection in London #193588628
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The artist’s name is inscribed on the back, and the inscriptions on the front indicate that the work was painted ‘in the year of our Lord 1545’, and that the sitter was aged 26. Bettes is first recorded carrying out decorative work for Henry VIII’s court in 1531–3, and he may have worked with Hans Holbein the Younger, the most famous Tudor painter. Originally this portrait was larger, and would have had a blue background similar to the colour often used by Holbein. Due to long exposure to light, the pigment smalt has changed to brown.

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