Category: NPG portrait
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#portraittuesday – The NPG portrait of Anne Boleyn

| April 11, 2023

#portraittuesday – The NPG portrait of Anne Boleyn

For my first #portraittuesday post, I thought I’d look at the famous National Portrait Gallery of Anne Boleyn, which was painted late in the reign of Anne Boleyn’s daughter, Elizabeth I. The NPG Anne Boleyn portrait depicts Anne Boleyn in her famous B necklace and she is wearing a French hood with a velvet veil […]

Anne Boleyn Files Customers Support Anne Boleyn Portrait Appeal

| March 1, 2011

Anne Boleyn Files Customers Support Anne Boleyn Portrait Appeal

I just want to say a big thank you to those of you who bought products from The Anne Boleyn Files in February. As you know, we pledged to give 10% of our profits from orders made in February to the National Portrait Gallery’s Conservation Appeal to save the iconic portrait of Queen Anne Boleyn. […]

Anne Boleyn Portrait Fundraising

| February 5, 2011

Anne Boleyn Portrait Fundraising

As you all know, a few weeks ago I wrote about the National Portrait Gallery’s appeal to raise funds to carry out urgent restoration work on their famous portrait of Anne Boleyn – see Anne Boleyn Portrait at Risk. Well, many of you emailed me to say that you had donated (thank you!) and the […]

Anne Boleyn Portraits – Which is the True Face of Anne Boleyn?

| August 19, 2010

Anne Boleyn Portraits – Which is the True Face of Anne Boleyn?

Part of what fascinates me about Anne Boleyn is the mystery that surrounds her. We do not even know, definitively, what she looked like and can only go on contemporary descriptions and portraiture. The problem with portraits of Anne Boleyn is that they are all so different and none are thought to be contemporary, but, […]

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