From Metro.co.uk
If portraits capture not just appearance but the soul then what are we to make of the cherubically grinning, charmingly animated features of a young Henry VIII? Guido Mazzoni’s Laughing Boy is believed to be a bust of the chubby-faced prince – and if the portrait’s soul-penetrating properties are to be believed, moral corruption seems a long way off.
Full article (short, but I chose this one because it has a nice photo of the bust mentioned above)
Looks like a happy and loved little boy.
Sort of … but young Henry also reminds me of South Park’s Eric Cartman…