Les Ambassadeurs

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Les Ambassadeurs is a celebrated 1533 double-portrait painting by Hans Holbein the Younger, renowned for its detailed depiction of two French envoys and its famous anamorphic skull.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oil painting
painting
artForm panel painting
artHistoricalContext court portraiture of Henry VIII’s reign
collection National Gallery, London NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Jean de Dinteville NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of England
creator Hans Holbein the Younger NERFINISHED
depicts French envoys
Georges de Selve NERFINISHED
Jean de Dinteville NERFINISHED
Tudor court fashion
anamorphic skull
astronomical instruments
books
broken lute string
carpet-covered table
celestial globe
crucifix partially hidden by curtain
globe
lute
mathematical instruments
terrestrial globe
depictsTime Tudor period
genre double portrait
hasPart anamorphic skull
green curtain background
lower shelf
upper shelf
hasTheme knowledge
mortality
political power
religion
height 207 cm
inception 1533
languageOfTitle French
location National Gallery, London NERFINISHED
mainSubject two French ambassadors in London
materialUsed oak panel
oil paint
movement German Renaissance NERFINISHED
Northern Renaissance NERFINISHED
notableFor detailed realism
symbolic objects
use of anamorphosis
partOf collection of Northern Renaissance masterpieces at the National Gallery, London
title The Ambassadors NERFINISHED
width 209.5 cm

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