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1. www.tate.org.uk › whats-on › tate-britainMarcus Gheeraerts II: Elizabethan Artist | Tate Britain

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   The portrait of Captain Thomas Lee 1594, also known as 'the man with bare legs', is one of the best loved early pictures in the Tate Collection. Yet little is known about the man who painted it: Marcus Gheeraerts II, or 'the Younger' (1561/2-1636).

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3. www.tate.org.uk › art › artworks‘Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee‘, Marcus ... - Tate

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   Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee 1594 by Marcus Gheeraerts II. Rica Jones and Joyce H. Townsend

4. www.tate.org.uk › art › artistsMarcus Gheeraerts II 1561 or 2–1636 | Tate

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   He became a fashionable portraitist in the last decade of the reign of Elizabeth I under the patronage of her champion and pageant-master Sir Henry Lee. He introduced a new aesthetic in English court painting that captured the essence of a sitter through close observation.

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   Title: Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee; Creator: Marcus Gheeraerts II; Creator Death Place: London, United Kingdom; Creator Birth Place: Brugge, België; Date Created: 1594; Provenance:...

6. www.tate-images.com › previewPortrait of Captain Thomas Lee, Marcus, II Gheeraerts, 1594 ...

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   Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee. 1594. Add to lightbox. Artwork Details. Classification: painting. Medium: Oil paint on canvas. Dimensions: support: 2305 x 1508 mm. Provenance: Purchased with assistance from the Friends of the Tate Gallery, the Art Fund and the Pilgrim Trust 1980. Image ID #: T03028. Accession #: T03028. Credit Lines.

7. artuk.org › portrait-of-captain-thomas-lee-117759Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee | Art UK

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   Thomas served in the English colonial forces in Ireland. His bare legs are a fantasy evocation both of the dress of an Irish soldier, and that of a Roman hero. Thomas was suspected of treachery to Elizabeth and visited London in 1594 partly to refute this.

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   Who is Marcus Thomas?

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   Who is Marcus Lee?

   • Marcus Lee has a background in energy and environmental policy, including climate change policy, and natural resource science, including forestry and land use. He has worked and volunteered for a diverse range of positions in the public sector, from government and legislative work, to academic research, to public interest legal work.

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   Who painted Captain Thomas Lee 1594?

   • The portrait of Captain Thomas Lee 1594, also known as 'the man with bare legs', is one of the best loved early pictures in the Tate Collection. Yet little is known about the man who painted it: Marcus Gheeraerts II, or 'the Younger' (1561/2-1636).

   Marcus Gheeraerts II: Elizabethan Artist | Tate Britain

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   Who was Thomas Lee?

   • Thomas Lee (1552 or 3-1601) was the son of Benedict Lee of Bigging and Margaret, daughter of Sir Robert Pakington, and was thus a relative (their fathers were half-brothers) of the influential courtier Sir Henry Lee, KG, the Queen's Champion of the Tilt, from whose family collection at Ditchley this portrait comes.

   ‘Portrait of Captain Thomas Lee‘, Marcus Gheeraerts II, 1594 - Tate

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   Thomas was related to Sir Henry Lee, Elizabeth I's Champion and creator of imagery for her annual Accession Day celebrations. Henry may have helped devise ...