But now the subject of the artwork Portrait of a Woman has been identified as Anne Boleyn’s lesser-known sister Mary Boleyn. Thought to have been born at the Boleyn family’s Norfolk seat ...

Probably painted between 1590 and 1620, it comprises fifteen portraits of English rulers from William the Conqueror (1027-1087) to Mary I (1516-1558) plus Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second wife and ...

Later, Henry decided he wanted to divorce her and marry Anne Boleyn. Look carefully at the portraits of Katherine. Click on each portrait to find out more. Then consider the questions. Katherine and ...

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Anne Boleyn’s famous portrait by an uknown artist is actually ... navigating court life since her first appointment to Princess Mary’s household.” It goes on to speculate, “it may have ...

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Henry and Catherine Carey were the children of Mary Boleyn, Anne’s sister who was Henry’s mistress ... while setting an example of mindful and prudent queenship. Image: Portrait of Princess Elizabeth, ...

Anne's sister Mary had been the mistress of Henry VIII and was ... The ring had a secret locket compartment that opened to reveal two miniature portraits of Elizabeth and Anne Boleyn. When Elizabeth I ...

The history of Great Britain can be seen through the lens of five of its most significant leaders — two monarchs, two prime ...

The exhibition will feature 40 preparatory portrait drawings alongside the resulting paintings. Among them is a drawing of Mary Shelton, later Lady Heveningham, a cousin of Anne Boleyn and her ...

Anne Boleyn, “Reformer” (her ... She was the stepmother from hell for Mary Tudor but you don’t get a sniff of that. What you do get are portraits of Thomas More and Thomas Cromwell, who ...