Tag Archives: Katherine Parr

Six Lives – Katherine Parr

Posted on 28th June 2024 by Tamise

Katherine Parr attributed to Master John circa 1545 II Petrarca con I’espositionne d’Alessandro Vellutello (Petrach, with a commentary by Alessandro Vellutello) Book, binding of purple velvet with applique and embroidery, 1544 Katherine Parr Attributed to Master John circa 1547 ‘Katherine … Continue reading →

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Katherine Parr Portrait on Sale

Posted on 23rd April 2023 by Tamise

The ‘Jersey Portrait’ of Queen Katherine Parr will go on sale at Sotheby’s in July. At one time the portrait was thought to be of Lady Jane Grey. Katherine Parr: Henry VIII’s wife’s portrait and letter go on sale You … Continue reading →

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Guest Article by Derek Wilson

Posted on 11th October 2018 by Tamise

I am delighted to host this guest article by Derek Wilson. View Through a Dusty Glass: Catherine Parr’s Circle and the English Reformation Derek’s latest book, ‘The Queen and the Heretic: How Two Women Changed The Religion of England’ was … Continue reading →

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7th September 1548 – Funeral of Queen Katherine Parr

Posted on 7th September 2018 by Tamise

On 7th September 1548, Lady Jane was the chief mourner at the funeral of Queen Katherine Parr at Sudeley Castle. Events by Place – Sudeley Castle Sudeley Castle

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Books 2018 – on sale today – The Queen and the Heretic: How two women changed the religion of England by Derek Wilson

Posted on 20th April 2018 by Tamise

‘The dual biography of two remarkable women – Catherine Parr and Anne Askew. One was the last queen of a powerful monarch, the second a countrywoman from Lincolnshire. But they were joined together in their love for the new learning … Continue reading →