Engraving of Charles I, as Duke of York and Albany. Bust length as a youth with closed ruff, embroidered doublet, and order on ribbon around neck. Within an oval border bearing Latin inscription, supported by allegorical figures of Minerva and abundance, with putti above and Latin inscription on entablature below, including publisher's address, 'Are to be sould in Lombard streete by Iohn Boswell.' Cut down. Third state, re-engraved with sitter and inscriptions altered from Henry Frederick to Charles I. For second state as a portrait of Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales see RCIN 601450, and for fourth state as a portrait of Charles I as king, see RCIN 601522.

Not in O'Donoghue