- Medium
- Pen and ink and brush, grey wash, white heightening, on brown prepared paper
- Size
- 20 × 10.1 cm
- Collection
- Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam
- Inventory
- D I 50 (PK)
- Period
- England, 1526–1527
- Attribution
- Attributed to Holbein
One of the "Apostles of 1527"; Müller (2006) assigns the group to Holbein's workshop or circle, made in Basel while Holbein was in England.
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A Young Englishwoman, c. 1526–35
An unidentified woman, c. 1526–28
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Cicely Heron, c. 1526–27
Elizabeth Dauncey, c. 1526–27
John More the Younger, c. 1526–27
Margaret Giggs, c. 1526–27
Sir John More, c. 1526–27
Sir Thomas More, c. 1526–27
Sir Thomas More, c. 1526–27
Two Views of a Lady Wearing an English Hood, c. 1526–35
Anne Cresacre, c. 1527
1212 × 2381 px. Photograph: public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Record: Wikidata.
