Tag Archives: Stephan Edwards

A teaser from Dr Stephan Edwards’ yet to be published biography of Lady Jane

Posted on 1st June 2015 by Tamise

Many thanks to Stephan Edwards for letting me post this extract from his book. ‘There is some confusion today concerning the precise date upon which the marriage of Jane Grey and Guildford Dudley was solemnized. Modern references and authors offer … Continue reading →

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Stephan Edwards finds another possible Jane portrait…

Posted on 21st April 2015 by Tamise

Two months after the publication of his detailed search for portraits of Lady Jane Grey, Stephan Edwards has posted about a new painting on his website, Some Grey Matter. The South Carolina Portrait

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Website update – A Queen of a New Invention

Posted on 21st April 2015 by Tamise

‘A Queen of a New Invention: Portraits of Lady Jane Grey Dudley, England’s ‘Nine Days Queen’ by Stephan Edwards added to the General Works section of the bibliography. Entries added to the following: Primary Accounts – Birth and Spinola. Paintings … Continue reading →

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‘A Queen of a New Invention’ – Interview with Stephan Edwards

Posted on 24th February 2015 by Tamise

Stephan Edwards is the author of ‘A Queen of a New Invention: Portraits of Lady Jane Grey Dudley, England’s ‘Nine Days Queen.’ You can order it from: Some Grey Matter Amazon.com Amazon.co.uk Stephan’s website is Some Grey Matter. Many thanks … Continue reading →

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Books 2015 – on sale today – A Queen of a New Invention by Stephan Edwards

Posted on 12th February 2015 by Tamise

12 February – A Queen of a New Invention by Stephan Edwards ‘Lady Jane Grey Dudley was proclaimed Queen of England on 10 July 1553 following the untimely death of Henry VIII’s only son and successor, King Edward VI. But … Continue reading →