Henry Viii Tapestries

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Anne Boleyn holding the decapitated head of Henry viii, bordered by roses

Five women wearing variations on the Tudor wardrobe.

Each queen of Henry VIII had her own personalized Royal badge - Catherine Howard's featured the red and white Tudor Rose

Signature and crown of Queen Catherine Parr, fifth wife of Henry VIII

Alejandro Mogollo Art

Each queen of Henry VIII had her own personalized Royal badge - Katherine Parr's featured the red and white Tudor Rose and a Queen

Each queen of Henry VIII had her own personalized Royal badge - Anne of Cleve's featured the symbol for Cleves

Assuming I'm Just Anne Boleyn Was Your First Mistake

Catherine of Aragon was Queen of England as the first wife of King Henry VIII. She was born in Spain and was first Henry's brother Arthur's wife.

So now get up, the opening line of Wolf Hall

Queen Anne Boleyn Henry VIII's Unfortunate Wife and Elizabeth I's Mother. For a fan of history or the British English royal family. The Tudors.

Thomas Cromwell

Anne Boleyn was Queen of England from 1533 to 1536 as the second wife of King Henry VIII.

Each queen of Henry VIII had her own personalized Royal badge - Jane Seymour's featured a Phoenix

Assuming I'm Just Anne Boleyn Was Your First Mistake

Fun little design that has a frog who cant hold back his colors! (8/24/2021, I realise my past mistakes with uploading/editing my art on these sites and i am working on fixing them, thank you for your patience)

Looking over Granada to the distant mountains from the gardens of the Alhambra Palace in Spain. The Moorish Alhambra or "Red Castle" originates from the 9th century and apparently became a royal palace in the 13th century. It passed into Christian hands when King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella conquered Granada in 1492. This was the home of the young Katherine of Aragon before her marriage to Prince Arthur of England and subsequently Prince Henry (later Henry VIII) following Arthur's death.

Sir Thomas More (1478-1535), English statesman. More was born in London, the son of a lawyer. He was educated at St. Anthony's School and later at the University of Oxford. More studied law and in 1501 became a barrister. In 1516 he published Utopia, a novel in which travellers take an imaginary island country run along the lines of a monastic communalism. He served as a counsellor to King Henry VIII, but fell from grace when he refused to take an oath on the Act of Supremacy 1534. This declared the king supreme head of the Church of England and was the final split with Catholicism and Rome. More was tried for high treason and executed. In 1935 he was canonised and is known as Saint Thomas More to Catholics. This engraving by Houbraken c...

Crown and signature of Katherine Howard, fifth queen of Henry VIII of England

A corner of the Checker Hall, part of the abbey buildings at Abingdon, Oxfordshire. The abbey was founded in about 675AD and developed into a large Benedictine monastery. It was finally surrendered to the King in 1538 by the last Abbot, Thomas Pentecost.

Anne Boleyn fish

History puns FTW!

Crown and signature of Jane Seymour, third wife of Henry VIII

A minimalist depiction of Gainsborough Old Hall from the centre of the town, famous for hosting King Henry VIII and Catherine Parr, during the Tudor period. It is open for visitors and am English Heritage site.

Anne of Cleves card

Newark Priory, in Surrey, England, an ancient momunment with connections to King Henry VIII

The Six Wives of Henry VIII go on tour.

History puns FTW!

Anne of Cleves card 02

Sorry not Sorry - Six the Musical Quote

A simple rendering of a beautiful Tudor rose!

Traditional style pin up, watercolour on paper

Traditional style pin up, Watercolour on paper

This design includes some notorious monarchs of England and Great Britain. Clockwise from the top: Richard III, James II, George IV, Edward VIII, George III, Charles II and Henry VIII.

Catherine of Aragon