The Chandos Portrait is a decent but not great painting of a fairly well-off, slightly bohemian Elizabethan man who mayhave been William Shakespeare. If it does represent the Bard himself, it is the only likeness drawn from life, and it certainly informs our idea of what Shakespeare "must " have looked like. But there is no way of knowing.
portrait
It is much faster to be photographed than it is to have your portrait painted.
a written portrait is when you wright about a picture. for example describe was u see or would smell.
She was the first woman in Western Civilization to create a signed self portrait. The inscription associated with the portrait reads, "Guda, a sinner, wrote and illuminated this book."
likeness, representation, painting, picture
The Chandos portrait, the third most reliable portrait of Shakespeare, shows him with an earring in his left ear. No other portrait does so. If the Chandos is accurate, then yes, he did have at least one ear pierced.
No, not on this site. But if you want to Google images you should be able to find the two most famous images of Shakespeare, the Droeshout portrait and the Chandos portrait.
Chandos Records was created in 1979.
Chandos Publishing was created in 1998.
Chandos Morgan was born in 1920.
Chandos Morgan died in 1993.
Chandos Mausoleum was created in 1735.
Chandos Wren-Hoskyns was born in 1812.
Chandos Wren-Hoskyns died in 1876.
Edward Chandos Leigh died in 1915.
Chandos Blair was born on 1919-02-25.
Chandos Blair died on 2011-01-22.