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Beautiful illustrative image of Lady Jane Grey published in 1878 'Sunday Magazine For Family Reading'

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2021-04-14

The sketch and final engraving for the execution of Lady Jane Grey by French artist Achille Deveria. Unfortunately he got it wrong Jane was not executed with a sword but an axe.

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2021-04-11

George Vertue's original drawing of the portrait. Vertue writes upon seeing the original in his notebook:
"A picture of Lady Jane Grey that was beheaded an undoubted original left by will in the family."

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2021-02-20

1554. The execution of Lady Jane Grey & Lord Guildford Dudley had originally been set for 9th Feb. A three day reprieve was granted by Queen Mary in the hope of saving Jane's immortal soul.
Engraving from 1870

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2021-02-09

The Norris portrait pattern is so confusing! It's been engraved as: Jane Shore, Lady Jane Grey, Francoise de Fox and now I have just found Mary Queen of Scots! Doubt we will ever find the actual painting.

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2019-08-02

Evening of 9th July 1553. A 'great banquet' was held in honour of the new Queen Jane.

Jane was also probably briefed and prepared for the following days events.

Painting by: John Singleton Copley 1807

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2019-07-10

Fascinated by after watching the series? You can read her full story in by : https://t.co/n7K44PllnS

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2018-01-12

Animals in hats! Number 3. Tudor Squirrel.

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2015-11-13