Antonis Mor, (artist), Netherlandish, 1519 - 1576, Portrait of a Gentleman, 1569, oil on canvas, overall: 119.7 x 88.3 cm (47 1/8 x 34 3/4 in.), Although the identity of the sitter is unknown his elegant dress and bearing suggest that he was an individual of wealth and distinction. The inclusion of a hunting dog was quite common in portraits of aristocrats, and the gold chains are a usual sign of honor. The suggestion of a military identification is enhanced by the gesture of his hand fisted at his waist, and the standing, three-quarter-length pose was generally used by Mor in his paintings of aristocrats as opposed to the more informal poses he used in his likenesses of middle-class subjects..