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"Charles I, King of England" (see detail) by Anton Van Dyck (1599-1641) - Louvre Museum, Paris, France

Note: Arrogant pose of a king who "lost his head" and was beheaded leaving a decapitated government in the hands of radical reformers. Being puritanical, the lay rulers opted to sell artistic collections to other sovereigns. After England defeated Napoleon and plundered Europe, appreciation for art increased.

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