Anne of cleves portraits

Portrait of Anne of Cleves that will feature in an upcoming exhibit entitled ‘Henry’s women’ that will be held at Hampton Court from the 10th April. The painting was recently printed in the BBC History Magazine although no details were given in regards to the identity of the painter or the date of the painting. However Hampton Court’s website states that the portrait is attributed to Barthel Bruyn, painted in the 1530s and is part of the collection of Trinity College, Cambridge. …

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A portrait of Sibylle von Cleve as a bride painted on the occasion of her engagement to the Prince-Elector Johann Friedrich of Saxony. She is wearing …

Workshop Lucas Cranach the Elder - The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg - Portrait of a woman - 1538

This miniature is one of two extant versions of this subject in miniature by Holbein. The other version, in the Buccleuch Collection, can be traced back to Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel, in whose collection it was engraved by Wenceslaus Hollar as an unnamed subject. The earliest likely reference to the present miniature in the Royal Collection is in the Inventory of goods recovered at the Restoration by Col. W. Hawley, 1660–61, where it may be identifiable as: ‘A small peice Inclineing of…

Ugliest wife, or luckiest wife? Anne of Cleves is known to history as being the “ugly” fourth wife of King Henry VIII, but we have reasons to believe this is mostly a case of historical slander. Anne grew up in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of what is now Germany. She was the daughter of a

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A portrait of Anne from the workshop of Barthel Bruyn the Elder in Cologne. Recent x-rays have revealed a longer nose under the top layer of paint. Now at St. John's College Oxford.

1812 portrait of Anne of Cleves, modeled after the style of Hans Holbein

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The Paintings - Anne of Cleves

A portrait of Anne as princess of Cleves, attributed to Barthel Bruyn, and painted in the 1530s. It is currently (April 09) part of an exhibit on Henry's wives at Hampton Court, so it's identification seems well supported and accepted. Oil on panel. Collection of Trinity College, Cambridge. © The Master and Fellows of Trinity College, Cambridge

Detail of a miniature of Anne of Cleves by Hans Holbein, c.1539.

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Anne of Cleves (German: Anna von Kleve; 28 June or 22 September 1515, Düsseldorf - 16 July 1557, London), queen of England from 6 January to 12 July 1540 as the fourth wife of King Henry VIII. The second daughter of John III Duke of Cleves, little is known of her before 1527 when, at the age of eleven, she became betrothed to the son of the Duke of Lorraine; the betrothal was cancelled eight years later. Henry VIII desired a political alliance with Anne's brother, William, who was a leader…

Anne of Cleves (German: Anna von Kleve; 28 June or 22 September 1515, Düsseldorf - 16 July 1557, London), queen of England from 6 January ...

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