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This painting relates to the drawing of the sitter by Holbein in the Royal Collection, Windsor Castle. In the catalogue accompanying the Tate exhibition (1998–1999), Karen Hearn posits that the painting 'may be by an artist who had worked with, and even been trained' by Holbein. She also notes that the painting has been cut down into a circular format, and was originally rectangular.
Weston Park
Shifnal
Title
Sir George Carew (1504–1545)
Medium
oil on panel
Measurements
H 666 x W 666 cm
Accession number
101.0152
Acquisition method
gift from Lord Bradford via National Heritage Memorial Fund, 1986
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Later inscribed: Sir George.Carew / Knight.first.soin.to. Sir. / William. Carew drowned at / Portsmouth in the Mary Rose