Tudor Times Collection
Step back in time to the captivating era of Tudor times, where the Houses of York and Lancaster clashed
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Step back in time to the captivating era of Tudor times, where the Houses of York and Lancaster clashed, their origins shrouded in mystery yet ultimately reuniting a fractured nation. Delve into the intricate genealogy of kings from Edward III to Henry VII, marveling at their regal armorial bearings and badges depicted in vividly colored engravings. Immerse yourself in the vibrant artistry that defined this period, as seen through Catherine Parr's mesmerizing 1545 oil painting. Her portrait captures her essence with an air of grace and intelligence. Equally enchanting is Queen Elizabeth I immortalized in 'The Ditchley Portrait' circa 1592; her commanding presence emanates from the canvas, symbolizing strength and sovereignty. Explore beyond royal figures to discover influential individuals like Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, whose impact on religious reform shaped England's history. Witness his unwavering dedication etched onto lithographs depicting West Stow Hall's majestic Gatehouse in Suffolk. Peek into everyday life during Tudor times through intriguing glimpses such as 'The Sabbath Breakers, ' a color lithograph capturing two men caught playing golf on a forbidden day. Study an engraved map showcasing Norwich's layout or admire Queen Elizabeth's magnificent horse portrayed meticulously through lithography. Witness historical milestones unfold before your eyes: envision Sir Francis Drake being knighted by Queen Elizabeth I aboard his ship, the Golden Hind at Deptford in 1581—an event brought to life with vibrant colors on lithographic prints. Marvel at a beautifully colored engraving featuring Kings and Queens of England—each face telling its own story within this rich tapestry of power and lineage. And don't forget William Gilbert demonstrating magnetism to none other than Queen Elizabeth I herself—a testament to both scientific progress and royal curiosity captured forever on lithographic paper. Finally, immerse yourself fully into Tudor society by exploring military habits depicted intricately within colored engravings.