Jonathan Emmesedi
@jemmesedi@c.im  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
Jonathan Emmesedi
@jemmesedi@c.im  ·  activity timestamp 5 days ago
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
The painting shows three distinct views of Charles I, all dressed similarly in a blue and silver brocade doublet with lace collars, and each wearing a variation of the Order of the Garter. The left-facing view shows Charles in left profile, his hair slightly curled, his expression reserved, introspective. The central portrait presents a frontal, full-face view, where Charles gazes calmly and directly at the viewer. The right-facing view is a three-quarter profile, slightly turned toward the center. It is perhaps the most dynamic of the trio, with a livelier eye and posture.
Niamh Bernadette
@NotAHopeInHades@pixelfed.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
Niamh Bernadette
@NotAHopeInHades@pixelfed.social  ·  activity timestamp 6 days ago
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