John Bettes the Elder, A Man in a Black Cap

John Bettes the Elder

British · 1520–1570 · Painter, Printmaker

English painter and wood engraver, active 1545-1559

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  1. A portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, half length, wearing a highly elaborate jewel-encrusted dress and jewel-encrusted headdress, holding an ostrich feather fan by John Bettes the Elder, oil on panel, probably painted circa 1800, sold Apr 2015
    £5,250≈ $7,816≈ €7,305Price realizedSign up free to seeEst. £2,000–3,000View at Bonhams ↗

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In museum collections

  • John Bettes the Elder, A Man in a Black CapA Man in a Black Cap, 1545
    National Gallery · Public domain
  • John Bettes the Elder, Sir Thomas Exmewe, Lord Mayor of London (1517)Sir Thomas Exmewe, Lord Mayor of London (1517), 1550
    Guildhall Art Gallery · Public domain
  • John Bettes the Elder, Portrait of a Gentleman (possibly William Stocke, Principal of Gloucester Hall 1560–1561 & 1564–1576)Portrait of a Gentleman (possibly William Stocke, Principal of Gloucester Hall 1560–1561 & 1564–1576), 1566
    Worcester College · Public domain
  • John Bettes the Elder, Queen Elizabeth I (1533–1603)Queen Elizabeth I (1533–1603)
    Temple Newsam · Public domain

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