Katherine Parr article by Linda Porter – BBC History Magazine (March)

Linda Porter (author of ‘Mary Tudor: the First Queen’) has an article in the March edition of BBC History Magazine.

‘A Love Match? – Linda Porter looks at Henry VIII’s often misunderstood relationship with his last wife, Katherine Parr.’

There is no mention of Lady Jane.

Linda’s new book, Katherine the Queen: The Remarkable Life of Katherine Parr is due to be published on March 19th.

Further information:
Linda Porter
Amazon.co.uk

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Leanda de Lisle article in Country Life

Leanda de Lisle has an article in the February 24th edition of Country Life, which is on sale now.

‘Hunting the truth of Lady Jane Grey.’

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Delaroche’s iconic painting of the Nine Day Queen – Woman’s Hour

‘Jane visits the National Gallery to discuss the painting and Lady Jane Grey’s extraordinary life and death with the historian Alison Weir and the curator Christopher Riopelle’.

Copyright. Woman’s Hour.

BBC Radio 4
23rd February 2009
Woman’s Hour

The discussion is 17 minutes 31 seconds in to the show.

Woman’s Hour – The Execution of Lady Jane Grey

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Katherine Parr Article by Linda Porter in History Today – Updated 23 Feb

Linda Porter (author of ‘Mary Tudor: the First Queen’) has an article in the March edition of History Today magazine.

You can read a short version of the article here.

‘Katherine Parr: An Ideal Stepmother’

The only mention of Lady Jane.

‘Lady Jane Grey (1537-54), another royal child in her care, was the chief mourner at the simple funeral.’

Copyright. BBC History Magazine, March 2010 p22

Linda’s new book, Katherine the Queen: The Remarkable Life of Katherine Parr is due to be published on March 19th.

Further information:

Linda Porter

Amazon.co.uk

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‘God and posterity will show me favour’

Last Friday marked the 456th anniversary of the execution of Lady Jane Grey.

2010 is turning out to be a very good year for those interested in the nine days queen.

Below is a summary of Jane related events over the coming months:

Exhibitions

Lady Jane Grey – National Portrait Gallery – Until July 11th.

Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey – National Gallery – 24th February to 23rd May – Buy tickets

Events at the National Gallery relating to ‘Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey – Further information

Talks

Death Becomes Her – Talk by Leanda de Lisle – National Gallery – 5th March – Buy tickets.

Lady Jane Grey and Her Sisters: the Untold Story – Talk by Leanda de Lisle – 15th April – Further information

A Picture of Innocence: Lady Jane Grey and Her Sisters – Talk by Leanda de Lisle – National Portrait Gallery – 13th May – Further information

Books

The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: The Tragedy of Katherine, Mary and Lady Jane Grey by Leanda de Lisle – paperback updated version – 4th March

Traitors of the Tower by Alison Weir (Quick Reads) – 4th March

Articles

BBC History Magazine – March issue – ‘Faking Jane: The image of Lady Jane Grey, the abused child-woman and nine days queen, is encapsulated in a fraud. Why then, are we so keen to believe in an innocent, virginal Jane?’

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