Henry Boyle, Lord Carleton (d.1725)

Henry Boyle, Lord Carleton (d.1725) is a painting created in 1703 by Godfrey Kneller. It's housed at Hardwick Hall. The painting measures 1.016 meters wide by 1.27 meters high. The artwork depicts Henry Boyle, Lord Carleton, in a dark, formal robe with gold detailing, a lace cravat, and a powdered wig. He is seated, his hand resting on a dark surface. The background is dark, with a portion of a red curtain visible to the left. Text above the figure provides biographical information, identifying him as Chancellor of the Exchequer to Queen Anne and noting the bequest of Carlton House to the Princess of Wales.