"1632 ""Portrait of a Gentleman"" by Cornelius Johnson (1635-1640) at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC - From the curators' comments: ""[The] sitter's long hair, lace collar, and elaborate sleeves mark him as a cavalier, a supporter of the king in the civil war that eventually drove Cornelius Johnson to Holland. When the portrait was painted, Johnson was still in England, where he held the distinction of ""his Majesty's servant in the quality of Picture drawer."""""
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