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Portrait of Lady Jane Grey
\nAttributed to Lavinia Teerlinc
\n1553<\/p>\n
In 2007, David Starkey suggested that the sitter in this miniature portrait is Lady Jane Grey. The painting is owned by the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven. It was on display at the Philip Mould Historical Portraits Gallery, London from 6-18 March 2007. See Newspapers and Magazine Articles<\/a> <\/b>.<\/p>\n In ‘Susanna Horenbout, Levina Teerlinc and the Mask of Royalty’ by Susan E James and James S Franco published in 2000, it is suggested that the miniature was painted by Susanna Horenbout and is of Queen Katherine Howard. Eric Ives in ‘Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery’ published in 2009, suggests that the sitter is Amy Robsart (wife of Robert Dudley), as does Chris Skidmore in ‘Death and the Virgin: Elizabeth, Dudley and the Mysterious Fate of Amy Robsart’ in 2010.<\/p>\n In Portrait of an Unknown Lady: Technical Analysis of an Early Tudor Miniature<\/b><\/a> published in 2020, Polly Saltmarsh put forward the argument that the sitter is a young Mary I and that miniature was possibly painted by Susanna Horenbout.<\/p>\n This painting can be found in the following:<\/p>\n A Queen of a New Invention: Portraits of Lady Jane Grey Dudley, England\u2019s \u2018Nine Days Queen’ <\/b> by Stephan Edwards. <\/p>\n Lost Faces: Identity and Discovery in Tudor Royal Portraiture <\/span><\/strong>edited by Bendor Grosvenor<\/p>\n The Tudor Chronicles<\/span><\/strong> by Susan Doran<\/p>\n Why Starkey believes this is the unknown face of the teenage Queen <\/span><\/strong>by Dalya Alberge (The Times)<\/p>\n The Story of Tudor Art<\/b> by by Christina J.Faraday<\/p>\n Looking for Lady Jane <\/span><\/strong>by Bruce Fellman (Yale Alumni Magazine) (Discussion only)<\/p>\n The Children of Henry VIII<\/b> by John Guy<\/p>\n The Story of Lady Jane Grey (Essay in Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey)<\/span><\/strong> by John Guy<\/p>\n Amy Robsart: A Life and Its End<\/span><\/strong> by Christine Hartweg<\/p>\n Miniature could be second view of Lady Jane Grey<\/span><\/strong> by Charlotte Higgins (The Guardian)<\/p>\n Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery <\/span><\/strong>by Eric Ives<\/p>\n Susanna Horenbout, Levina Teerlinc and the Mask of Royalty<\/span><\/strong> by Susan E James and Jamie S Franco (Jaarboek Koninklijk Museum)<\/p>\n Brooch identifies portrait as Lady Jane Grey, the girl who reigned for nine days <\/span><\/strong>by Louise Jury (The Independent)<\/p>\n Secret portrait of the ‘nine-day’ Queen found <\/span><\/strong>by Andrew Levy (The Mail)<\/p>\n The Sixteenth Century in 100 Women<\/b> by Amy Licence<\/p>\n The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: The Tragedy of Mary, Katherine and Lady Jane Grey<\/span><\/strong> by Leanda de Lisle<\/p>\n Mary Tudor: The First Queen<\/span><\/strong> by Linda Porter<\/p>\n Family Fortunes – Linda Porter learns the dangers of being a Tudor<\/span><\/strong> by Linda Porter (BBC History Magazine)<\/p>\n The true beauty of Lady Jane Grey <\/span><\/strong>by Nigel Reynolds (The Daily Telegraph)<\/p>\n Portrait of an Unknown Lady: Technical Analysis of an Early Tudor Miniature<\/b> by Polly Saltmarsh (British Art Studies)<\/p>\n Death & the Virgin: Elizabeth, Dudley & the Mysterious Fate of Amy Robsart <\/span><\/strong>by Chris Skidmore<\/p>\n Artists of the Tudor Court – The Portrait Miniature Rediscovered 1520-1620<\/span><\/strong> by Roy Strong<\/p>\n Teen Queen: Looking for Lady Jane <\/span><\/strong>by Cynthia Zarin (The New Yorker) (Discussion only)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Portrait of Lady Jane Grey Attributed to Lavinia Teerlinc 1553 In 2007, David Starkey suggested that the sitter in this miniature portrait is Lady Jane Grey. The painting is owned by the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven. It … Continue reading
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