Left: Portrait of Mary Tudor as Queen of England circa 1554 After Thomas Cromwell ... Protestant leaders tried to install Lady Jane Grey, but Mary outmaneuvered them and claimed the throne ...

Some originally claimed that the sitter was Lady Jane Grey, though that argument was subsequently ... Jane and her husband were executed on February 12, 1554. At the time of her execution, Jane ...

However, her reign lasted just nine days before she was deposed, and eventually executed in 1554, by a faction of ... claimed that the sitter was Lady Jane Grey herself, though that argument ...

This overlaps with Lady Jane Grey’s lifetime: 1537-1554. The back of the panel also displays a merchant or cargo mark, identical to a mark used on a royal portrait of King Edward VI, who reigned ...

She is perhaps best-known from Paul Delaroche’s painting, “The Execution of Lady Jane Grey,” which hangs in ... or 1537 and was executed in early 1554. It also said the back of the panel ...

Analysis suggests this could be a portrait of Lady Jane Grey before she was executed Credit ... Green at the Tower of London on 12 February 1554, at the age of just 17. English Heritage said ...

She was executed at the Tower of London on Feb. 12, 1554, at 17 years ... the sitter could be Jane Grey.” He previously argued the sitter was Mary Neville Fiennes, Lady Dacre, in a 2013 article ...

She is perhaps best-known from Paul Delaroche’s painting, “The Execution of Lady Jane Grey,” which hangs in the National Gallery ... been born in 1536 or 1537 and was executed in early 1554. It also ...

Lady Jane Grey, a teenage pawn in the power struggles ... and was beheaded on February 12, 1554. She was 16 years old.