  == Lead image ==  A poor-quality, black-and-whtie photo of a 15th-century miniature doe what for this article, exactly? If we had no other options, and the article were long, I could abide it, since a long article without an image is intimidating (and looks boring) to most readers. This, however, is a short article, barely improved upon since the last major addition of text to the body in 2004, almost ten years ago. The only major addition since then is the infobox. The current lead image is here for the first time, since the one I replaced back in May is no longer in the article at all (although it was much better artistically and was colourful). The image I changed it to, which has now been relegated to half-size at the bottom of the infobox, was of his own signature, showing clearly how the count presented himself in his own official acts. It is contemporary and interesting. The current image is boring and centuries too late to be a likeness of RBIII (no relation to RGIII that we know of). So what is it illustrating? Nothing. Its purpose was mainly to spruce up a family tree. Its decorative, but that's not the main (usual) purpose of images at Wikipedia. We have no image that can claim to show what he looked like or what (near-)contemporaries thought he looked like or should have looked like. But we've got a signature from an era when folks like RBIII were generally illiterate. I've changed the image back, but, being in the spirit of the season, I've left the infobox.   