Image: A watercolour sketch: the body of Richard II, draped in black cloth, is presented to King Henry IV. On the right, the king stands before his throne on a carpeted pedestal, one hand reaching out toward the crowd gathered in the hall. He is flanked by two children in blue and white outfits. A group of clergymen stand on the far left, including a bishop in a mitre. A soldier in armour kneels before the throne. Behind him is the black-draped bier, decorated with the English flag and royal arms. A row of pallbearers in black and grey stand on the far left. In the background, a row of courtiers and soldiers stand along the far wall, interspersed with banners bearing the royal arms. The scene takes place in a vaulted hall with a row of arched windows along the far wall. Around the top edges of the image a red theatrical curtain can be seen.