Wyngarde/ Van de Passe/ Holbein

I have grouped these three engravings together, as they appear to be very similar to one another.

'Lady Jane Grey'
Wyngarde
Early 17th century

This engraving can be found in the following:

The Many Faces of Lady Jane Grey by Frank Prochaska (History Today)

'Lady Jane Dudley (nee Grey)'
Willem and Magdalena Van de Passe

This engraving was on display at the National Portrait Gallery from summer to autumn 2007.

This engraving can be found in the following:

Tudor and Jacobean Portraits (Volume 2 : Plates) by Roy Strong

Children of England: The Heirs of King Henry VIII by Alison Weir

And viewed at:

National Portrait Gallery (NPG D19952). Copies can also be bought from the National Portrait Gallery website.

'Lady Jane Grey'
'Engraved from the Holbein in Holland's Heroologia Anglica'

In 'Lost Faces' it is argued that this engraving is actually of Catherine Parr.

This engraving can be found in the following:

Lost Faces: Identity and Discovery in Tudor Royal Portraiture edited by Bendor Grosvenor

Lady Jane Grey and Her Times by George Howard

The Nine Days Queen: A Portrait of Lady Jane Grey by Mary Luke

The World of Lady Jane Grey by Gladys Malvern

Who's Who in History: Volume II Tudor England 1485-1603 by C R N Routh