More about Mary I at this site:
The Chronicle of Queen Jane and Two Years of Queen Mary
Queen Mary: A Drama by Alfred Lord Tennyson
Last update: 7 September 2007
Copyright, image use and linking information
|
|
|
|
|
Thumbnail |
Description |
Location/Source |
|
|
'Marye the quene' - Mary I's signature |
Various Documents |
|
|
A sketch of the Princess Mary, by Hans Holbein c. 1536 |
The Royal Library at Windsor Castle |
|
|
Miniature of Mary by Lucas Hornebolte. The lettering on her bodice reads "The Emperor" |
NPG London |
|
The Family of Henry VIII c. 1545, painted by an unknown artist. Oil on canvas, 141 x 355 cm. Left to Right: 'Mother Jak', The Lady Mary, Prince Edward, Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, The Lady Elizabeth and Wil Somers |
The Royal Collection; On Display at Hampton Court Palace. |
|
|
|
Mary from the above painting |
The Royal Collection; On Display at Hampton Court Palace. |
|
|
Mary at the age of 28, by Master John |
NPG London |
|
|
The Family of Henry VIII. Left to right: Philip and Mary with War, Henry VIII, Edward VI, Elizabeth I with Peace and Plenty |
National Museum of Wales, on loan to Sudeley Castle |
|
|
Mary I as Queen, by Hans Eworth |
NPG London |
|
|
Mary in 1554 by Mor |
The Prado, Madrid |
 |
Queen Mary
|
Society of Antiquaries
|
 |
Mary and her husband Philip of Spain. Oil on canvas, English School, 17th century
|
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
|
 |
An Italian marble bust of Queen Mary from the late 16th century
|
In the collection of the Earl of Scarsborough. At Leeds Castle
|
 |
Stained glass window donated by Mary and Philip. Painted and designed by Dirck Crabeth, 1557.
|
Sint Janskerk, Gouda, The Netherlands
|
 |
A medallion from Mary's reign at the British Museum
|
Photograph by Lara E. Eakins
|
 |
The head of Mary's funeral effigy at Westminster Abbey
|
Dean and Chapter of Westminster
|
 |
The tomb of Mary and Elizabeth at Westminster Abbey.
|
Dean and Chapter of Westminster
|
 |
The Latin translates: "Partners both in throne and grave, here rest we two sisters, Elizabeth and Mary, in the hope of one resurrection."
|
Dean and Chapter of Westminster
|
