A man with this first name rides in a shell-backed chariot in an Antonio Verrio painting of a “sea triumph.” A portrait of another man with this first name may have been inspired by a Lorenzo Lotto portrait of a goldsmith. (10[2])The helmet of a man with this first name is held by a French riding master dressed in red in the lower right of a portrait in which that king of this name (10[1])rides a horse through a triumphal arch. (10[1])Twelve “beauties” (10[1])from the court of a king of this name were painted by Sir Peter Lely. A king of this (10[2])name is shown in left (10[1])profile, face on, and right three-quarter (10[2])profile (10[1])in a (10[1])portrait of him “in three positions.” (10[1])Endymion Porter (10[1])appears holding the horse of a king of this name (10[1])in a painting of him “at the Hunt.” (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, give the name of the King of England who was painted by Anthony Van (-5[1])Dyck. ■END■ (10[2]0[4])