What is the thematic context of Lady Russell (1560–1616), Countess of Cumberland?

tudor court portraiture, northern renaissance realism, status & social hierarchy, wealth, power, and lineage, formal aristocratic depiction

Artwork Info: Lady Russell (1560–1616), Countess of Cumberland

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Lady Russell (1560–1616), Countess of Cumberland

william larkin (1580 – 1619)

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About this artwork

Title: Lady Russell (1560–1616), Countess of Cumberland
Artist: william larkin
Original dimensions: 109.0 x 84.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Public domain
Where to see it: Abbot Hall Art Gallery
Movement: Northern Renaissance
Creative period: Late Tudor
Color palette: Earthy
Keywords: 16th century art , william larkin art , floral ruff collar