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Description: Pop art medusa based on the sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini

Description: Pop art medusa based on the sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini

Description: Catherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII

Description: Catherine Howard, the fifth wife of Henry VIII

Description: Anne of Cleves, the fourth wife of Henry VIII

Description: Jane Seymour, the third wife of Henry VIII

Description: Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Henry VIII

Description: Catherine of Aragon, the first wife of Henry VIII

Description: The poor souls who married King Henry VII

Description: The six wives of King Henry VIII

Description: Anne Boleyn as the Queen of Hearts.

Description: Anne Boleyn as the Queen of Hearts

Description: Oh no not again!

Description: Portrait of Anne of Cleves

Description: Pin up portraits of the wives of Henry VII, watercolour on paper

Description: Potrait of Anne Boleyn

Description: Spooked cat

Description: Spooked kitty

Description: Spooked kitty

Description: The Fish

Description: 80s Godiva

Description: Not again!

Description: Mary I, known as "Bloody Mary" to her Protestant opponents, was Queen of England and Ireland from July 1553 till November 1558.

Description: Pin up style illustration of Lady Godiva

Description: A mermaid in a martini glass

Description: Flor

Description: Traditional style pin up, watercolour on paper

Description: American traditional style pin up. Watercolour on paper

Description: Traditional pin up portrait of Anne Boleyn. Watercolour on paper

Description: Traditional style pin up, watercolour on paper

Description: Traditional style pin up, watercolour on paper

Description: Traditional style pin up, Watercolour on paper

Description: Tears of misogynists Copic markers on on paper

Description: Flower

Description: Sassy mermaid

Description: Veronica Franco, poet and sex worker. Franco learnt the profession of a cortigiana onesta from her mother and shared in her brother's education by a private tutor. By the 1570's she became involved with one of the most prestigious literary circles in the city. In 1575 she published her first of two volumes of poetry, she also collected works for anthologies and published books of letters. In her poems she celebrated her sexual expertise and defended herself and other women who were verbally and physically abused by men. Her 1580 book Lettere familiari a diversi included letters to Henry III of France and Jacopo Tintoretto, the painter. In 1580 Franco was charged with witchcraft by the inquisition, accused by her son's tutor, her ...