Tag Archives: Hans Eworth

My visit to the “Blood Royal” Exhibition

Posted on 17th August 2017 by Tamise

‘Blood Royal: Picturing the Tudor Monarchy’ is a free exhibition at the Society of Antiquaries in Piccadilly, London. The exhibition runs from 24 July to 25th August and is well worth a visit. One of the highlights of the exhibition … Continue reading →

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Hans Eworth: The Complete Catalogue Raisonné

Posted on 1st November 2010 by Tamise

Hans Eworth: The Complete Catalogue Raisonné is a website in progress by Hope Walker. Hans Eworth: The Complete Catalogue Raisonné – About this site In 2007 she contributed to the catalogue for the ‘Lost Faces’ Exhibition at the Philip Mould … Continue reading →

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Article about the exhibition at Compton Verney

Posted on 11th June 2008 by Tamise

Terry Grimley in ‘The Birmingham Post.net’ writes about the ‘Portraits from Chequers: Kings, Queens and Revolutionaries’ exhibition at Compton Verney in Warwickshire. The exhibition includes a portrait of Lady Mary Grey which has been ascribed to Hans Eworth Prime home … Continue reading →

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Making History Exhibition

Posted on 29th September 2007 by Tamise

‘Making History: Antiquaries In Britain, 1707-2007’, is a new exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. It runs from September 15th to December 2nd 2007. The display includes ‘a selection from the Society’s extraordinary collection of early English … Continue reading →

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