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Historical opinion often moves in circles on certain topics. Sometimes it’s a slow process and sometimes it happens quickly. The White Queen series stirred up the latent and under-examined but long… Margaret Beaufort, Renaissance

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Historical opinion often moves in circles on certain topics. Sometimes it’s a slow process and sometimes it happens quickly. The White Queen series stirred up the latent and under-examined but long…

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Portrait of a Noblewoman British Painter, late 16th century Oil on wood The elevated social status of this Elizabethan sitter is suggested by her elaborate dress and jewels. Elizabeth I, Renaissance Mode, Renaissance Fashion, Elizabethan Fashion, Elizabethan Era, Elizabethan Collar, Historical Costume, Historical Clothing

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Portrait of a Noblewoman British Painter, late 16th century Oil on wood The elevated social status of this Elizabethan sitter is suggested by her elaborate dress and jewels.

Nicholas Hilliard, portrait of Princess Elizabeth Elizabeth was James I's only daughter, born in 1596. She married the future King of Bohemia in 1613 and was known as 'Elizabeth of Bohemia'. Her grandson became George I, the first Hanoverian king of Great Britain. Elizabeth Young, London Elizabeth, Sophia Of Hanover, Anne Of Denmark, Elisabeth I, Hans Holbein The Younger, Anne Of Cleves, Miniature Portraits

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Nicholas Hilliard, portrait of Princess Elizabeth Elizabeth was James I's only daughter, born in 1596. She married the future King of Bohemia in 1613 and was known as 'Elizabeth of Bohemia'. Her grandson became George I, the first Hanoverian king of Great Britain.

Anna von Kleves, or Anne of Cleves (1515-1557) married Henry VIII in 1540 but was persuaded to accept an annulment that same year. She lived independently at Richmond & Bletchingley, properties granted to her in a generous settlement & was thereafter known as "the king’s sister." A false rumor circulated in 1541, that she’d given birth to a child. She remained involved with her former step-children & was present at many state occasions. When she died she was buried in Westminster Abbey. Ana De Cleves, Dinastia Tudor, The Tudor, Wives Of Henry Viii, King Henry Viii

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Anna von Kleves, or Anne of Cleves (1515-1557) married Henry VIII in 1540 but was persuaded to accept an annulment that same year. She lived independently at Richmond & Bletchingley, properties granted to her in a generous settlement & was thereafter known as "the king’s sister." A false rumor circulated in 1541, that she’d given birth to a child. She remained involved with her former step-children & was present at many state occasions. When she died she was buried in Westminster Abbey.

Mary Shelton the daughter of Sir John Shelton and Margaret Parker. She was at court as a chamberer to Elizabeth I from January 1, 1571, but angered the queen when she secretly married Sir James Scudamore of Holme Lacy, Herefordshire a gentleman usher in January 1573/4. Queen Elizabeth is said to have been so angry that she attacked Mary and broke her finger. In spite of this incident, Mary continued as a chamberer and became quite influential at court as well as being a favorite with the que... Tudor Era, Tudor Monarchs, Secretly Married

Secretly Married

Mary Shelton the daughter of Sir John Shelton and Margaret Parker. She was at court as a chamberer to Elizabeth I from January 1, 1571, but angered the queen when she secretly married Sir James Scudamore of Holme Lacy, Herefordshire a gentleman usher in January 1573/4. Queen Elizabeth is said to have been so angry that she attacked Mary and broke her finger. In spite of this incident, Mary continued as a chamberer and became quite influential at court as well as being a favorite with the que...

Mary Rogers, Lady Harington. Sir John Harington, Mary Roger’s husband, was born in early August 1560 in London, and Elizabeth I stood as his godmother. John Harington wed Mary Rogers, daughter of George Rogers of Cannington, in 1583. Renaissance Clothing, Tudor Fashion, Renaissance Costume, Female Clothing, Renaissance Art, Elizabethan Costume

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Mary Rogers, Lady Harington. Sir John Harington, Mary Roger’s husband, was born in early August 1560 in London, and Elizabeth I stood as his godmother. John Harington wed Mary Rogers, daughter of George Rogers of Cannington, in 1583.

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Lady Katherine Grey, younger sister of Jane Grey. She married into the Seymour family. When Elizabeth I became queen, she kept a close eye on Katherine and the other Grey sister, Mary, fearing that her enemies might try to usurp her and put Katherine or Mary on the throne. These two surviving Grey sisters had a fairly miserable time of it -- at various times, Elizabeth had them imprisoned, forcibly separated from their husbands and children, and generally hounded to their early graves. Art History, The Tudor Family, Women Artist

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Lady Katherine Grey, younger sister of Jane Grey. She married into the Seymour family. When Elizabeth I became queen, she kept a close eye on Katherine and the other Grey sister, Mary, fearing that her enemies might try to usurp her and put Katherine or Mary on the throne. These two surviving Grey sisters had a fairly miserable time of it -- at various times, Elizabeth had them imprisoned, forcibly separated from their husbands and children, and generally hounded to their early graves.

Katherine Grey and her son, a copy of Teerlinc's ad vivum miniature Marie Tudor, Tudor Rose

Katherine Grey and her son, a copy of Teerlinc's ad vivum miniature

Mystery portrait of an auburn-haired pregnant woman, hanging at Hampton Court (Gheeraerts, c.1570s). Previously identified as Queen Elizabeth I, now labeled "Portrait of a Woman". Portrait once thought to be of a pregnant Elizabeth I. Any other conspiracy theorists out there who think that Essex may actually have been Elizabeth's and Robert Dudley's natural son? Los Tudor, Tudor Style, Costume Renaissance

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Mystery portrait of an auburn-haired pregnant woman, hanging at Hampton Court (Gheeraerts, c.1570s). Previously identified as Queen Elizabeth I, now labeled "Portrait of a Woman". Portrait once thought to be of a pregnant Elizabeth I. Any other conspiracy theorists out there who think that Essex may actually have been Elizabeth's and Robert Dudley's natural son?

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"Portrait of Margaret Audley, Duchess of Norfolk." Hans Eworth. 1562. Head-covering has receded to back of head into almost a mini-French hood with a small curved front. Front/side hair rolls remain from previous transitional style under Mary I. European Fashion, 1500s Fashion, Renaissance Women, Women's Fashion, Elizabeth Grey, Lady Elizabeth

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"Portrait of Margaret Audley, Duchess of Norfolk." Hans Eworth. 1562. Head-covering has receded to back of head into almost a mini-French hood with a small curved front. Front/side hair rolls remain from previous transitional style under Mary I.

A Miniature of Queen Jane Seymour This was painted by Queen Elizabeth I's court painter, Nicholas Hilliard, in the late 1500s. John Smith

A Miniature of Queen Jane Seymour This was painted by Queen Elizabeth I's court painter, Nicholas Hilliard, in the late 1500s.

Elizabeth of York (1466 – 1503). Daughter of Edward the IV and Elizabeth Woodville. She was Queen consort of England to King Henry VII from 1486 until 1503. They had 8 children, 4 of which survived. She was the mother of King Henry VIII of England and grandmother of Elizabeth I. She was a daughter, sister, niece, mother and grandmother of English monarchs as well as mother of Queens of Scotland and France.

Elizabeth of York (1466 – 1503). Daughter of Edward the IV and Elizabeth Woodville. She was Queen consort of England to King Henry VII from 1486 until 1503. They had 8 children, 4 of which survived. She was the mother of King Henry VIII of England and grandmother of Elizabeth I. She was a daughter, sister, niece, mother and grandmother of English monarchs as well as mother of Queens of Scotland and France.

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Portrait of a lady, thought to be Elizabeth of Bohemia, circle of William Larkin. Elizabeth Stuart (1596-1662) was, as the wife of Frederick V, Elector Palatine, Electress Palatine, and briefly, Queen of Bohemia.Because her husband’s reign in Bohemia lasted for just one winter, Elizabeth often is referred to as The Winter Queen. Female Portraits, Portraiture, 17th Century Portraits, 17th Century Fashion, 16th Century, S Xvii

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Portrait of a lady, thought to be Elizabeth of Bohemia, circle of William Larkin. Elizabeth Stuart (1596-1662) was, as the wife of Frederick V, Elector Palatine, Electress Palatine, and briefly, Queen of Bohemia.Because her husband’s reign in Bohemia lasted for just one winter, Elizabeth often is referred to as The Winter Queen.

Anne Knollys West, Lady De La Warr, third daughter of Catherine Carey Knolllys. Like her sisters, she served as one of Elizabeth's attendants. Mary Boleyn

Anne Knollys West, Lady De La Warr, third daughter of Catherine Carey Knolllys. Like her sisters, she served as one of Elizabeth's attendants.

LUCY BRANDON (1577-April 18, 1652) Lucy Brandon was the daughter of Robert Brandon (d.1591), goldsmith and queen’s jeweler and the much younger sister (or half sister) of Alice Brandon (b 1556- d before 1608). She married Sir Richard Reynell in 1600, the same year he bought Forde House in Wolborough, Devon. They had one daughter, Jane. Forde House was visited by King Charles I in 1625. Renaissance Portraits, Renaissance Dress, Art Classique, Ford, Dark Dress

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LUCY BRANDON (1577-April 18, 1652) Lucy Brandon was the daughter of Robert Brandon (d.1591), goldsmith and queen’s jeweler and the much younger sister (or half sister) of Alice Brandon (b 1556- d before 1608). She married Sir Richard Reynell in 1600, the same year he bought Forde House in Wolborough, Devon. They had one daughter, Jane. Forde House was visited by King Charles I in 1625.

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Mary Fitton, Lady in Waiting to Elizabeth I - aged 17 yrs. - artist unknown - date 1596 collection of Arbury Park, UK Elizabethan Clothing, Victorian Fashion

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Mary Fitton, Lady in Waiting to Elizabeth I - aged 17 yrs. - artist unknown - date 1596 collection of Arbury Park, UK

Elizabeth of York (1466 – 1503). Daughter of Edward the IV and Elizabeth Woodville. She was Queen consort of England to King Henry VII from 1486 until 1503. They had 8 children, 4 of which survived. She was the mother of King Henry VIII of England and grandmother of Elizabeth I. She was a daughter, sister, niece, mother and grandmother of English monarchs as well as mother of Queens of Scotland and France.

Elizabeth of York (1466 – 1503). Daughter of Edward the IV and Elizabeth Woodville. She was Queen consort of England to King Henry VII from 1486 until 1503. They had 8 children, 4 of which survived. She was the mother of King Henry VIII of England and grandmother of Elizabeth I. She was a daughter, sister, niece, mother and grandmother of English monarchs as well as mother of Queens of Scotland and France.