The man on the left of this painting wears red, black, and white and the man on the right is dressed in brown clerical attire.
The man on the left of this painting wears red, black, and white and the man on the right is dressed in brown clerical attire. The two men depicted are Jean de Dinteville and Georges de Selve, intended to represent the secular and religious worlds, respectively. A lute and two globes are among the objects on the table in this painting. There is a silver crucifix in the upper left corner and the tablecloth has a red, black, and white pattern. There is also an anamorphic skull on the mosaic floor. FTP name this painting of the title men by Hans Holbein the Younger.
The man on the left of this painting wears red, black, and white and the man on the right is dressed in brown clerical attire.
The {Ambassadors}