Sir John Ashburnham 1571-1620

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Sir John Ashburnham 1571-1620" is an oil portrait done by Flemish artist Hieronymus Custodis, renowned for his portrait work predominantly in England. The work depicts its namesake Sir John Ashburnham, a renowned courtier from the Ashburnham family who served in the court of Elizabeth I and was also entrusted with the role of Lieutenant of the Tower of London under James I.

The portrait is a sterling example of Custodis' style, characterized by detailed realism and the subtle psychological insight into the subject's persona. It exhibits the typical pose found in many of Custodis's works, where Ashburnham is shown seated half-length, his poise simultaneously conveying aspects of his personal character and social status. Sir John is shown dressed opulently, reflecting his high social standing with a carefully painted ruff, doublet, and a jeweled girdle, all in accordance with the fashion of Elizabethan era.

Though the exact year of the portrait's creation isn't established, it is generally believed to have been painted when Custodis was active in England, between the late 16th century and the early 17th century. As it is with many of his works, the portrait is almost photographic in its detailing - a testament to Custodis' technical prowess and his ability to capture his subject's physical and psychological detail with a nuanced subtlety.

The painting of Sir John Ashburnham carries historical significance as well, detailing not only the titular figure but also reflecting the era's socio-cultural milieu. Functioning as both an art piece and historical documentation, "Sir John Ashburnham 1571-1620" remains a significant representation of Hieronymus Custodis' skill and the cultural aesthetics of the period.

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