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Shaftesbury provided detailed instructions for the attitudes and expressions of the figures
All three are concerned with the history of early man
full-size oil-sketches and cartoons
It was known in 18th-century France as 'Le Manchot' - 'The One Armed Man' - on account of the seated figure whose left hand is concealed below his apron
and the pinnacle on the right-hand corner of the roof-line
Charles I and the Knights of the Garter in Procession AN1966.447 Shaftesbury provided detailed instructions forThis large, lightly painted oil sketch was painted in about 1638 as a model for one of a set of tapestries to decorate the walls of the Banqueting Hall in Whitehall. It represents the procession of the Order of the Garter which took place annually on 23 April, the Feast of St George, and ended with a dinner in the Banqueting Hall. The Knights are followed by the officers, the Registrar, the Garter King of Arms and the Usher of the Black Rod; then the
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