Sir Thomas More 1527 by Hans, the Younger Holbein sunm

Sir Thomas More 1527 by Hans, the Younger Holbein sunmThe realism of the Gothic style of Hans, the Younger Holbein is evident in his portrait of "Sir Thomas Moore" completed in the 16th century. The stern expression on the figure's flesh coloured face is offset by the green drapery in back and his vivid red coat. The richness of colour and the precise detail create a lifelike image of the subject. The shading and light give a fullness to the portrait that has a deep theme to it. Shop painting

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The muted colours are rich in texture and the composition seems to hide a depth of meaning

pitchfork and secretive expressions on the pair's faces create a mystery to this painting steeped in rural life

The rich primary colours with the predominance of the white dress and blue coat combine with high detail to depict the fall of a city in the early 19th century using a angelic looking woman to represent a mourning Greece

the piece reveals crisp detail and refined tonal balance

Less than a year before his passing

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