Mary Henry

The legendary English King Henry VIII and his great niece, Mary, Queen of Scots, are the subjects of these exceptionally rare and quintessentially British portrait busts.

‘Stone Walls do not a Prison Make’ by Henry Nelson O’Neil ARA (1817-1880). The painting – which depicts one of the most popular Romantic figures of the 19th century, Mary Queen of ...

Author: TENNYSON, Alfred. Title: Queen Mary A Drama. Publisher: London: Henry S. King & Co., 1877.

Size of bezel : 16mm x 20mm Arms of Lord William Henry CAVENDISH-BENTINCK (1774-1839) and his wife née Mary ACHESON (?

They contain household accounts, which give a fascinating glimpse into domestic life in Tudor times, and include correspondence from King Henry VIII, Queen Mary and Thomas Washington...

Dunhill retired from the business in the 1920s, leaving the position of managing director and president to his brother Alfred-Henry, then daughter Mary, and finally his grandson Rich...

Dunhill retired from the business in the 1920s, leaving the position of managing director and president to his brother Alfred-Henry, then daughter Mary, and finally his grandson Rich...

Wharton married firstly in 1645, his cousin Lady Mary Carey daughter of Henry Carey, 1st Earl of Dover and had a son, Philip, and three daughters.

The ship itself has some discolouring on the top front sale but otherwise its perfect, there’s no losses or damage that I can see at all Case dimensions Height 47.5 cm Width...

‘Stone Walls do not a Prison Make’ by Henry Nelson O’Neil ARA (1817-1880). The painting – which depicts one of the most popular Romantic figures of the 19th century, Mary Queen of ...

Before pursuing Anne, Henry VIII had already had an affair with her sister, Mary.

During the early years of her marriage, Bean and Rogers spent several summers at the Breckenridge Summer School of Art in Gloucester, Massachusetts under the instruction of American ...

This is a portrait of Mary Tudor, the daughter of King Henry VIII and his 1st wife, Queen Catherine of Aragon, drawn when she was a princess, before she became queen as Mary I.

(Elizabeth was the granddaughter of Henry VII of England, and Mary was his great-granddaughter.)

An entertainment written by George Buchanan for the wedding of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Henry, Lord Darnley, the Pompae Equestres, involved the arrival of teams of exotic knights, a...

Jacobus Houbraken (Dutch, 1698-1780), Seven Portraits From Heads of Illustrious Persons of Great Britain Each an engraving on laid or wove paper, published 1743 to 1752, includes Ge...

Dunhill retired from the business in the 1920s, leaving the position of managing director and president to his brother Alfred-Henry, then daughter Mary, and finally his grandson Rich...

In the position of managing director and President were his brother Alfred-Henry, then daughter Mary and finally his grandson Richard and with the interests of the Dunhill family at ...

In the position of managing director and President were his brother Alfred-Henry, then daughter Mary and finally his grandson Richard and with the interests of the Dunhill family at ...

His younger siblings, Henry, James and Mary all followed artistic careers.

Many of his historical works were depictions of the Tudor period, often featuring notable figures of the time including Henry VIII, Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I and Cardinal Wols...

Their first born son died an infant and the surviving children included three other sons, George Booth, later the second Earl, Langham and Henry and two daughters, Elizabeth and Mary...

Portrait Of Lady Mary Osborn, 18th Century by Henry PICKERING (1720-1775) Large 18th Century English portrait of a lady traditionally held to be Lady Mary Osborn, oil on canvas by ...