This portrait depicts an influential 18th-century figure, possibly painted by a French artist working in England. It reflects a mix of French and English styles, common after many Huguenot artists moved to England following the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685.

The bust-length composition showcases the subject’s authority through a graceful face, elaborate wig, gold cloak with blue trim, and ornate lace jabot typical of Baroque fashion. Painted with fine detail and set within an elegant frame, the portrait highlights both the subject’s personality and the artist’s skill, offering insights into the interconnected worlds of art, politics, and society.