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Sir Oliver Cromwell, c. 1580 (oil on panel)
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Sir Oliver Cromwell, c. 1580 (oil on panel)
6317178 Sir Oliver Cromwell, c.1580 (oil on panel) by Custodis, Hieronymus (fl.1589-93) (circle of); 105.5x74 cm; Cromwell Museum, Huntingdon, UK; (add.info.: Sir Oliver Cromwell (1562-1655)
This shows Oliver Cromwells uncle, who was also his godfather and namesake as a young man. He later lost his fortune and supported the Royalist cause in the Civil War against his nephew.); © The Cromwell Museum
Media ID 25178818
© The Cromwell Museum / Bridgeman Images
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This portrait print showcases Sir Oliver Cromwell, a significant figure in British history during the early modern period. Painted around 1580 by Hieronymus Custodis or an artist from his circle, this oil on panel artwork measures 105.5x74 cm and is currently housed in the Cromwell Museum located in Huntingdon, UK. Sir Oliver Cromwell, born in 1562, was not only his nephew's uncle but also his godfather and namesake. The young man depicted here exudes an air of confidence and intelligence that would later shape his role as a key player in England's political landscape. However, despite their familial ties and shared name, Sir Oliver Cromwell faced a dramatic turn of events that altered both his fortune and allegiances. As time went on, he lost his wealth while simultaneously aligning himself with the Royalist cause during the Civil War against his own nephew. This portrait offers us a glimpse into the life of Sir Oliver Cromwell before these tumultuous times unfolded. It serves as a reminder that even within families bound by bloodlines, individuals can find themselves on opposite sides of history's divide. The fine details captured by Custodis or one of his contemporaries highlight the Renaissance influence evident in this painting. From its composition to its meticulous brushwork, every aspect speaks to the artistic mastery prevalent during this era. As we gaze upon this remarkable image at The Cromwell Museum today, we are transported back to a time when family loy
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