Tag Archives: Tracy Borman

Forthcoming Books – Updated 2 November

Posted on 11th August 2009 by Tamise

September 24th – Elizabeth’s Women by Tracy Borman It will explore all of the most important women in Elizabeth’s life: from her bewitching mother, Anne Boleyn, to her dangerously obsessive sister, Mary Tudor, and from the rivals to her throne … Continue reading →

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Tracy Borman’s new book

Posted on 16th May 2009 by Tamise

Tracy Borman’s forthcoming book ‘Elizabeth’s Women: The Hidden Story of the Virgin Queen’ is due to be published on September 24th 2009 by Jonathan Cape. According to her website: It will explore all of the most important women in Elizabeth’s … Continue reading →

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Portrait of ‘Unknown Woman’ on display at Montacute House

Posted on 10th April 2009 by Tamise

The National Portrait Gallery’s ‘Unknown woman, formerly known as Lady Jane Dudley (née Grey)’ is part of the ‘On the Nature of Women: Tudor and Jacobean Portraits of Women 1535-1620’ exhibition at Montacute House in Somerset. Continued from last year, … Continue reading →

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Copy of a new portrait of Princess Elizabeth found

Posted on 28th May 2008 by Tamise

It was reported yesterday that a copy of a rare portrait of the young Princess Elizabeth has been discovered. The portrait will be on display at Boughton House, Northamptonshire from August. See website for details. Boughton House Rare portrait discovered … Continue reading →