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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Sunday, June 14, 2015. Curious Portrait of Henry VIII, His Fool, and the Future Queen Elizabeth I. The portrait, dating from 1650 to 1680, was found in the Duke of Buccleuch's collection at Boughton House. This portrait is a 7th century copy of a c. 1550 portrait of Henry VIII, his surly-lookingy fool Will Somers, his son Edward VI, and his daughters Mary I and Elizabeth I. Apparently only two other portraits exist of Pricess Elizabeth during her early years. For e...

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Sunday, June 14, 2015. Curious Portrait of Henry VIII, His Fool, and the Future Queen Elizabeth I. The portrait, dating from 1650 to 1680, was found in the Duke of Buccleuch's collection at Boughton House. This portrait is a 7th century copy of a c. 1550 portrait of Henry VIII, his surly-lookingy fool Will Somers, his son Edward VI, and his daughters Mary I and Elizabeth I. Apparently only two other portraits exist of Pricess Elizabeth during her early years. For e...

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Wednesday, May 27, 2015. The Curiously Furtive Count Philip Contemplates Sucking Your Blood. Hans Baldung Grien. 1485-1545. Strasbourg. Count Palatine Philip Warrior. Alte Pinakothek Munich. This is not a dead Elizabethan, but nonetheless it's a very curious portrait. I found this fantastic photograph of the possibly vampiric Count Philip on Flickr photographed by Jean Louis Mazieres. Whatever it is you're contemplating, Philip, I hope you get away with it! Newly D...

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans: Flattery and Fear Create a Stunning Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I c.1575

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Sunday, December 30, 2012. Flattery and Fear Create a Stunning Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I c.1575. Elizabeth I c.1575. His is my new third-. Favorite portrait of Elizabeth I. It's by Nicholas Hilliard and a good example of his skills, including. Flattery. The miniature. Piderweb veil at age 42 and. Lookin' damn good. Much better, for instance, than in this rather manly portrait of her holding a coiled s erpent. To her breast and needing a shave. Rul ing England,.

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans: A Curiously Pompous Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Tuesday, October 14, 2014. A Curiously Pompous Portrait of Sir Philip Sidney. Above: the Bolton Museum portrait of Sir Philip Sidney. The Bolton Museum portrait of Sir Philip Sidney. Is attributed to either Thomas de Critz or his son John. It is one of three similar port. Belonging to Knebworth House and Penshurst P. As a younger man, Sidney had attended, along with the E. Arls of Southampton, Essex, and Oxford, and even the gnomish Robert Cecil, the outstanding sc...

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans: The Skinny on the New Studly Portrait of Shakespeare Gardening: Real or Imagined?

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. The Skinny on the New Studly Portrait of Shakespeare Gardening: Real or Imagined? I AM SHAKESPEARE NOW DROP THAT GUN! Update: here is much more detailed article in The Guardian. Front End Leaf: Dioscorides (right) Folger Shakespeare Library. Dedication to Lord Burghley (Folger Library). According to the BBC some of the figures represented on the book cover depict:. They are the author Gerard, Rembert Dodoens, a renowned Flemish botanist, and ...

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans: Does This Mysterious 1602 Dual Portrait Depict William Shakespeare and the Earl of Southampton?

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Curious Portraits of Dead Elizabethans. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Does This Mysterious 1602 Dual Portrait Depict William Shakespeare and the Earl of Southampton? One last post before a two- wee k. I found this portrait, a rare dual portrait, in an old sales catalog from Philip Morris. The background appeared to be. Overpainted, and the background is where you '. D expect to find family heraldry. In a father-and-son portrait. The matching armor was rare. But what really. Click on photo for larger image.

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