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Artist

Hans Eworth (circa 1520–1574?)
Alternative names	Hans Ewouts, Hans Eewouts, Haunce Eewouts, Jan Eewouts, Hans Eottes, Haunce Eottes, Jan Eottes, Hans Euerts, Haunce Euerts, Jan Euerts, Hans Evance, Haunce Evance, Jan Evance, Haunce Eworth, Jan Eworth, Hans Ewottes, Haunce Ewottes, Jan Ewottes, Haunce Ewouts, Jan Ewouts, Hans Ewoutsz., Haunce Ewoutsz., Jan Ewoutsz., Hans Huett, Haunce Huett, Jan Huett
Description	English painter
Date of birth/death	circa 1520	1574 (?)
Location of birth	Antwerp
Work period	from 1540 until 1574
Work location	England (1543-1563), London
Authority control	WorldCat

Description

James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray

Date

1561

Medium

oil on panel

Dimensions

29 × 23 in (73.7 × 58.4 cm)

Current location

Darnaway Castle, Scotland

Inscriptions

Caption top left: HE/ 1561
Caption top right: RECT SECVRVS

Source/Photographer

Roy Strong, The English Icon, 1969, p. 94

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