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| 1628 young Charles Daniel Mytens |
Portraits of Charles I abound in the Royal Collection. Charles was himself an aggressive art patron, free with commissions. Eventually the drama of the Civil War resulted in the King's execution, an event that generated much industrious memorial production. Later British monarchs continued to participate in this cult – purchasing portraits of Charles from London auction houses or receiving them as gifts – throughpit the 19th and 20th centuries.
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| 1630-32 Charles & Henrietta Maria Daniel Mytens |
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| 1630-32 Charles & Henrietta Maria Daniel Mytens |
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| 1632 Charles with family Hendrick Pot |
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| 1931-32 Charles with family Anthony Van Dyck |
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| 1633 Charles with M. de St. Antoine Anthony Van Dyck |
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| 1635 Charles & Henrietta Maria with Earls of Pembroke English painter |
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| 1635-36 Three eldest children of Charles I Anthony Van Dyck |
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| 1635-36 Triple portrait of Charles I Anthony Van Dyck |
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| 1637 Five eldest children of Charles I Anthony Van Dyck |
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| 1642-46 Charles at Oxford during the Civil War William Dobson |
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| 1648 Charles at his trial Edward Bower |
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| 1649 Charles before execution Goddard Dunning |
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| 1660s Posthumous Charles as Glorified Martyr English painter |