Distorted anamorphosis painting of King Edward VI, meant to be seen from edge by Guillim Scrots probably to keep boy king amused at National Portrait Gallery. London, United Kingdom.

Distorted anamorphosis painting of King Edward VI, meant to be seen from edge (1546) by Guillim Scrots probably to keep boy king amused at National Portrait Gallery. London, United Kingdom.

Distorted anamorphosis painting of King Edward VI, meant to be seen from edge (1546) by Guillim Scrots probably to keep boy king amused at National Portrait Gallery. London, United Kingdom.
Photo by Jim Steinhart © 2024, all rights reserved. (Ref: ULMPG083)

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