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Tote Bag : Sir Richard Leveson, c1600, (1947). Creator: Unknown
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Sir Richard Leveson, c1600, (1947). Creator: Unknown
Sir Richard Leveson, c1600, (1947). Portrait of English navy officer, politician and landowner Sir Richard Leveson (c1570-1605). Leveson was knighted for his successes during the Cadiz expedition in 1596, and was appointed Vice-Admiral of England by James I in 1604, the year before he died. After a miniature painted c1597-1600 by Isaac Oliver, in the Wallace Collection, London. From " The Saturday Book", Seventh Year, edited by Leonard Russell. [Hutchinson, St. Albans, 1947]
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Elizabethan Isaac Isaac I Isaac Oliver Isaac Oliver I Leonard Leonard Russell Miniature Naval Officer Oliver Richard Russell Sailor Sailors Saturday Book Vice Admiral Leveson Naval Warfare Oval Shaped
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This print showcases the distinguished figure of Sir Richard Leveson, a prominent English navy officer, politician, and landowner from the late 16th century. The portrait captures his commanding presence and noble bearing, reflecting his significant contributions to naval warfare during his time. Sir Richard Leveson earned great acclaim for his achievements in the Cadiz expedition of 1596, which led to him being knighted for his bravery and strategic prowess. His remarkable career continued as he was appointed Vice-Admiral of England by James I in 1604, just a year before his untimely death. The image is based on a miniature painting created between 1597 and 1600 by Isaac Oliver, an esteemed artist of that era. The oval-shaped composition adds an air of elegance to this portrayal of Sir Richard Leveson's likeness. Published in "The Saturday Book" edited by Leonard Russell in 1947, this print serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of individuals who have shaped history through their military accomplishments and political influence. It offers viewers a glimpse into the life and times of this notable statesman while highlighting the artistry behind capturing such historical figures on canvas. This photograph is not intended for commercial use but rather serves as a valuable piece within Heritage Images' collection dedicated to preserving historical artifacts like these for future generations to appreciate.
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