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Henry Wyatt
Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Cunningham
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ID: 84231
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Henry Wyatt
(1460-1537) was an English courtier.
A Lancastrian supporter against Richard III, he was imprisoned in the Tower of London. On the accession of Henry VII, he was released and assumed high places at court. He acted as Henry's agent in Scotland.
He was admitted to the privy council, and remained high in the royal favour. He was one of Henry VII's executors, and one of Henry VIII's guardians. He was admitted to the privy council of the new king in April 1509, and became a knight of the Bath on 23 July of the same year. In 1511 he was made jointly with Sir Thomas Boleyn constable of Norwich Castle, and on 29 July of the same year was granted an estate, Maidencote, at Estgarstone in Berkshire. At the battle of the Spurs he served in the vanguard (16 August 1513).
Related Paintings of Henry Wyatt :. | Self-portrait | Sleeping Venus dhh | Portrait of Ann Ford | European city landscape, street landsacpe, construction, frontstore, building and architecture. 307 | Judge Peleg Arnold | Related Artists: bernt notkeca 1440-1509 Adolf Friedrich Erdmann Menzel1815-1905
Realism
German
PORCELLIS, JanFlemish Baroque Era Painter, ca.1580-1632
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