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Thomas Seymour, 1st Baron Seymour of Sudeley (BHC3021)

Object name: Painting
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Painting (BHC3021) Repro ID: BHC3021
BHC3021, Thomas Seymour, First Baron Seymour of Sudeley
© National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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Artist/maker: Nicholas Denizot
Date made: 1545-49
Place made:
Materials: oil on panel
Measurements:  Painting: 5600 x 5100 mm. Overall frame size 769 x 727 x 68mm
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Collection: Oil paintings
Maritime Art Greenwich
Description:

This half-length portrait shows the sitter turning slightly to the left. Dressed in black, he wears a black plumed hat with the Little George of the Garter pinned to it, and a brown beard. He has been set against a green background. Thomas Seymour took part in several expeditions against the French. He married Catherine Parr after Henry VIII's death, and was appointed Lord Admiral in 1547, which is about the time that this portrait is thought to have been painted. He was imprisoned and executed in 1549 for intriguing against his brother, Protector Somerset.