There is a small group of early portrait miniatures that have not yet been attributed - e.g. a bearded man in black in the collection of the Duke of Buccleuch (H.A. Kennedy, Early English Portrait Miniatures in the Collection of the Duke of Buccleuch, London, 1917, pl. VIII), and another in the Wallace Collection (G. Reynolds, Catalogue of Miniatures, London, 1980, p. 40, no. 4) - which are probably by one of the Flemish illuminators working at the court of King Henry VIII, apart from Lucas Horenbout, whose hand has been identified, and Lavina Teerlinc. The fact that the sitter is a bearded man with a rather square face probably led to the Hollingsworth Magniac attribution of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, and the well drawn hand led to the attribution of Holbein as the artist. We have been unable to trace the miniature in the Strawberry Hill catalogue of 1842, but the short descriptions preclude a definitive assessment