Last year a team of painters recreated Constable's The Haywain. The picture of Henry VIII is based on a portrait by Bavarian painter Holbein the Younger. Rolf Harris painted one of the panels himself ...

Everyone knows that King Charles I was the least successful of England’s many Kings and Queens. The idea is traditional, well ...

The musical SIX is an ode to sisterhood. Call it the Tudor version of The Eurythmics’ Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves or Sister Sledge’s We Are Family, as the six wives of Henry VIII discover they ...

Three years ago, when memories of the final series of HBO’s Game of Thrones were still fresh, Joanne Paul published The House of Dudley, a gripping account of three generations of the Dudley ...

Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII in Wolf Hall ... I’m not naturally wide, and we used the Holbein portraits of him, always, as our go-to point. [Costume designer] Joanna Eatwell was particularly ...

The Renaissance court portraiture “Portrait of Henry VIII (1540)” was created by Hans Holbein. It’s on special loan from the Palazzo Barberini in Rome through the summer. Wadsworth museum ...

A museum in Hartford is now featuring a famous portrait of Henry VIII. The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art said Hans Holbein’s Portrait of Henry VIII (1540) is currently on display.

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Henry VIII's six wives are often reduced to this ... The exhibition opens with a contemporary copy of Holbein's portrait of Henry, a painting that came to "represent power itself" – indeed ...

is the first full-length portrait of an English queen, and may be modelled on Holbein’s picture of Christina of Denmark to which Henry VIII had been so attracted. Long mistaken for Lady Jane ...

In the recent musical Six, Henry VIII’s queens are solo singers ... a 16th-century copy of Holbein’s iconic (now lost) swagger portrait, standing in aggressive posture, legs wide apart ...

First, visitors must face what these women had to contend with, in the shape of Hans Holbein the Younger’s 1573 portrait of Henry VIII. It’s an image that came to represent power itself ...