This work, called Portrait of Edward VI as a child, was created by Hans Holbein, also known as Hans Holbein Younger, was a German artist and printmaker, a member of the Northern Renaissance, one of the most famous portraits of the 16th century. He also engaged in religious art, which is characteristic of the Northern Renaissance, then engaged in satire, reformation propaganda, and has a significant share in contributing to the development of book making.
