Charles I and the Knights of the Garter in Procession (framed) WA1934.276 At the end of the

At the end of the piazza is the baroque Palazzo Maffei

appears in the horses' trappings) and the idea here of a hunt by night is playful or symbolic rather than realistic

The distillery - probably an illegal still - appears in the background in another room

on its right (Giovanni Bandini

Charles I and the Knights of the Garter in Procession (framed) WA1934.276 At the end of theThis large, lightly painted oil sketch was painted in about 1638 as a model for one of a set of tapestries to decorate the walls of the Banqueting Hall in Whitehall. It represents the procession of the Order of the Garter which took place annually on 23 April, the Feast of St George, and ended with a dinner in the Banqueting Hall. The Knights are followed by the officers, the Registrar, the Garter King of Arms and the Usher of the Black Rod; then the