The Procession Portrait of Elizabeth I
Robert Peake the Elder (attributed) · 1601
Why it's great
Elizabeth I is carried in a grand procession by her courtiers and noblemen, like the center of a parade. This portrait from about 1601 shows how splendid her court was in her last years.
🏛️ Part of history
Elizabeth I & the Spanish Armada (1558–1603) — Elizabeth I is carried in a grand procession by her courtiers and noblemen, like the center of a parade.
Where to see it
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Hang it on your wall
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Robert Peake the Elder was an English painter born around 1551 who worked in London. He was the Serjeant-Painter to King James I and painted portraits of the court, including the royal family, in a bright, detailed style. He died in London in 1619.
