Tag Archives: Exhibitions

My visit to Hardwick Hall

Posted on 1st September 2015 by Tamise

I first became became aware of Arbella Stuart through her connection to the Grey family. However, Arbella turned out to be fascinating in her own right and ever since I read ‘Arbella: England’s Lost Queen’ by Sarah Gristwood, I have … Continue reading →

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The Real Tudors: Kings and Queens Rediscovered at the National Portrait Gallery

Posted on 9th June 2014 by Tamise

Major Paintings and Treasures of Tudor Monarchs Brought Together For The First Time The National Portrait Gallery has announced a new free exhibition of Tudor portraits starting in September. ‘Highlighting groundbreaking new research undertaken as part of the Gallery’s ‘Making … Continue reading →

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Two new free displays at the National Portrait Gallery

Posted on 18th May 2013 by Tamise

Queens and Consorts: Likeness in Life and Death This free display opens at the National Portrait Gallery in room 3 on 12th June. Running until 28th February 2014, the display looks at the comparison between portraits and copies of tomb … Continue reading →

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Secrets of the Vatican Archives in Mail on Sunday Live Magazine

Posted on 4th March 2013 by Tamise

The Mail on Sunday’s ‘Live Magazine’ has an article about the secrets of the Vatican Archives. There are a few Tudor era related items mentioned (all of which were on display at the Lux in Arcana exhibition in Rome last … Continue reading →

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Reviews of The Lost Prince at the National Portrait Gallery

Posted on 18th October 2012 by Tamise

Prince Charming comes out of the shadows by Rachel Campbell-Johnston – The Times – 17 October 2012. ‘This is a marvellously evocative, historically fascinating and culturally quirky show which, with the aid of a rigorously selective and carefully explanatory hang…,brings … Continue reading →

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