Portrait of Elizabeth I, painted by Goyle around 1588, oil painting. The queen in this painting is 55 years old, which is one of many official portraits of the queen. The micro-description of the five senses is in sharp contrast with the detailed description of her clothes and jewelry. This shows the exquisite local Italian and French styles and highlights the Queen's stubborn anti-European policy. Because of the victory over the Spanish Armada, the queen felt unprecedented excitement and comfort. The 55-year-old queen invited a painter to paint her portrait. This is one of them: she is wearing a gorgeous and dazzling coat, with a drooping hoop skirt crease pen and a little cold pointed cheeks, showing her pride and dignity. Her eyes are full of confidence and pride. She embodies a new image of Britain: confidence and arrogance.