Group portrait: the representatives at the Somerset House conference

Group portrait — the representatives at the Somerset House Conference, where the Treaty of London was signed in 1604, which concluded 19 years of the Anglo-Spanish (Anglo-Spanish) War, according to the wishes of James I (James I) (1566—1625), King of Scotland, England, and Ireland, and Philip II (1527-1598), King of Spain and Portugal. Near the window, on the right, the British: Thomas Sackville (1536-1608), who led the English delegation, then Charles Howard (1536-1624), then Charles Blount (1654-1693), at his side, Henry Howard (1540-1614), and in front of Robert Cecil (1563-1612), and on the left, representatives of Spain and the Empire: in the background, Juan by Velasco (1550-1613), head of delegation, followed by Juan de Tassis (1582-1622) and Alessandro Robido (?) , then Charles de Ligne (1735-1614) and Jean Richardot (?) and in front, Louis Verekyn (?). Oil on canvas, around 1604, after Juan Pantoja de la Cruz (1553-1608).