Sir James Dyer

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Sir James Dyer

after Unknown artist
oil on panel, late 16th century, based on a work of 1575
21 in. x 16 5/8 in. (533 mm x 422 mm)
Purchased, 1901
Primary Collection
NPG 1294

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  • Sir James Dyer (1512-1582), Judge. Sitter associated with 3 portraits.

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  • Unknown artist, Artist. Artist or producer associated with 6578 portraits.

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Current affairs

Queen Elizabeth I declines the offer of sovereignty of the Netherlands made by William of Orange, leader of the Dutch Protestant resistance to Spanish rule.
The royal favourite Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester hosts a lavish entertainment for the Queen at Kenilworth.

Art and science

The composers William Byrd and Thomas Tallis dedicate Cantiones Sacrae (Sacred Songs) to Queen Elizabeth I after receiving a royal patent for the exclusive right to publish music.

International

Facing bankruptcy, Philip II of Spain suspends all payments by the Spanish crown. Don Luis de Requesens can no longer pay his troops in the Netherlands.
Akbar, Mughal Emperor of India, conquers Bengal.
The Battle of Nagashino features the first decisive use of firearms in Japanese warfare.

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