Claire | February 15, 2018
Something which came up on my Facebook feed this morning because it was shared on several Tudor history pages was the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. being criticised for their “major mistake”. The Queen Catherine Parr Facebook page shared a photo from the gallery’s Facebook page and stated that the “portrait of Catherine […]
Category: art, Six Wives |
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Tags: Catherine of Aragon portrait, Mary Tudor portrait, Michel Sittow, Michel Sittow's portrait, Paul G Matthews, re-identification of Catherine of Aragon portrait
Claire | July 13, 2012
Thank you so much to Nasim Tadghighi for bringing this re-identification of Michel Sittow’s portrait to my attention and for writing this article which explains how it came about. Both Nasim and I would love to hear your thoughts on this too. Over to Nasim… Two weeks ago my sister travelled to Vienna and visited […]
Category: art, News, Six Wives, Tudor Characters |
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Tags: Catherine of Aragon portrait, Katherine of Aragon, Katherine of Aragon portrait, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Mary Tudor portrait, Michael Sittow, Michel Sittow, Michel Sittow's portrait, re-identification of Catherine of Aragon portrait
