Portrait of Edward VI King of England aged about 14 from Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth

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"Portrait of Edward VI as a Child" is a painting by an unknown artist, traditionally thought to have been completed around 1546 when Edward was nine years old, shortly before he succeeded his father Henry VIII as King of England. The painting is one of the most iconic images of Edward VI, showcasing the young prince in regal attire, symbolizing the continuity of the Tudor dynasty. It is a work of the English Tudor court school and is currently held in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.

The portrait is often referenced in historical texts, including "Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth" by Sarah Countess of Essex, which provides a detailed account of the Elizabethan court and its key figures, including Edward VI. The memoirs, written by Sarah, Countess of Essex, offer a glimpse into the lives of the Tudor monarchs and their courtiers, and the portrait is emblematic of the era's rich historical and cultural tapestry.

In the painting, Edward is depicted with the attributes of a king-in-waiting: he is dressed in a sumptuous gold-embroidered doublet and a fur-lined cloak, with a jeweled dagger at his side. His pose and attire reflect his status as heir apparent and emphasize the wealth and power of the Tudor monarchy. The portrait is a valuable historical document, providing insight into the iconography of Tudor portraiture and the representation of royal children during this period.

As a significant artifact of English Renaissance art, the portrait is an important piece for both art historians and those interested in the Tudor period. It has been the subject of scholarly analysis and is often included in exhibitions and collections that explore the art and history of 16th-century England.

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