Hans Ewouts, Hans Eewouts, Haunce Eewouts, Jan Eewouts, Hans Eottes, Haunce Eottes, Jan Eottes, Hans Euerts, Haunce Euerts, Jan Euerts, Hans Evance, Haunce Evance, Jan Evance, Haunce Eworth, Jan Eworth, Hans Ewottes, Haunce Ewottes, Jan Ewottes, Haunce Ewouts, Jan Ewouts, Hans Ewoutsz., Haunce Ewoutsz., Jan Ewoutsz., Hans Huett, Haunce Huett, Jan Huett
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English painter, artist, portraitist, court painter, goldsmith and jeweler
English: Allegoric representation of Elizabeth I with the goddesses Juno, Athena & Venus/Aphrodite. The fact that Juno seems to signal the Queen to walk towards the goddess suggests that the painting was commissioned to pressure Elizabeth into marriage.
English: Inscribed on the 16th century frame (not shown):
A face of mvche nobillitye in a litle roome, /
Fowr states with theyr conditions heare shadowed in a showe /
A father more than valyant. A rare and vertvvs soon. /
A zealvs davghter in her kynd what els the world dothe knowe /
And last of all a vyrgin qveen to Englands joy we see,/
Successyvely to hold the right and vertves of the three. /
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