Category Archives: Portraits

Update on the Berry Hill Portrait

Posted on 17th November 2021 by Tamise

Historian, Stephan Edwards (author of ‘A Queen of a New Invention: Portraits of Lady Jane Grey Dudley, England’s ‘Nine Days Queen’) has an update about the Berry Hill portrait on his website: Some Grey Matter

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Possible portrait of Lady Jane at auction

Posted on 14th November 2021 by Tamise

The Auction Augur has been in touch to let me know about this painting that will be auctioned in America on 21 November. You can read Auction Augur’s blog post: The lost “Berry-Hill” portrait of Lady Jane Grey: an unrecognised … Continue reading →

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Lady Jane is finally going to Greenwich…

Posted on 23rd April 2021 by Tamise

After last year’s postponement, the ‘Lady Jayne’ Streatham portrait will be going on display at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, as part of the ‘Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits’ exhibition. The exhibition runs from 28th May until 31st … Continue reading →

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New identity for Teerlinc miniature?

Posted on 13th October 2020 by Tamise

Thanks to Lee at Lady Jane Grey Revisited for posting about this new possible identification of the sitter in the ‘Teerlinc’ portrait. In Portrait of an Unknown Lady: Technical Analysis of an Early Tudor Miniature, Polly Saltmarsh puts forward the … Continue reading →

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Update to how the Streatham portrait has been displayed over the years…

Posted on 20th September 2019 by Tamise

From 16th March to 14th July 2019, the portrait was on display at the Bendigo Art Gallery, Australia, as part of the ‘Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits’ exhibition. Thanks to Samantha Haintz, I have been able to update: A … Continue reading →