James I of England is shown as a full-length seated male portrait by Simon van de Passe. The crowned figure faces forward beneath an architectural canopy, holding a scepter in one hand and an orb in the other. A fur-trimmed robe, broad ruff, ceremonial chain and patterned textiles create a richly detailed formal image.

The engraving presents the royal figure within a carefully structured interior. Columns and diamond-paned windows frame the composition, while patterned drapery fills the background. Two rounded forms appear beside the seated figure, and smaller figures or sculptural ornaments are visible near the lower edges of the robe. A scripted engraved inscription extends beneath the image, adding to its historical visual character.

Published in 1616, this portrait print brings together royal dress, architectural framing and densely worked engraved lines. As wall art, it suits interiors that call for a vertically oriented historical portrait with strong black-and-white detail, formal symmetry and an unmistakable crown, orb and scepter. The poster reproduces the complete artwork, including its surrounding border and inscription.

PosterPeak offers this artwork as an art print in 12x18 in / 30 x 45 cm, 24x36 in / 60 x 90 cm. Choose an unframed print or a black, natural wood, dark wood or white frame from the combinations shown on this product page.