Tag Archives: National Portrait Gallery

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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Talk by Sarah Gristwood at the National Portrait Gallery Thursday 14 Febraury

Posted on 10th February 2013 by Tamise

Historian Sarah Gristwood is giving a talk at the National Portrait Gallery this Thursday at 13.15 about her new book ‘Blood Sisters: The Hidden Lives of the Women Behind the Wars of the Roses. Blood Sisters – National Portrait Gallery

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Sarah Gristwood talks about Blood Sisters at the National Portrait Gallery

Posted on 26th November 2012 by Tamise

Historian Sarah Gristwood will give a lecture at the National Portrait Gallery in February 2013. The lecture ‘Blood Sisters’ is based on her new book ‘Blood Sisters: The Hidden Lives of the Women Behind the Wars of the Roses’ which … Continue reading →

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My visit to the NPG’s ‘The Lost Prince: The Life and Death of Henry Stuart’ Exhibition

Posted on 12th November 2012 by Tamise

Two weeks ago I went to ‘The Lost Prince Exhibition’ at the National Portrait Gallery. It was wonderful and a must see! The Sunday Times Culture writes: ‘Four hundred years after Henry’s death in 1612, the National Portrait Gallery is … Continue reading →