Existing depictions and the few known representations of Lady Jane – including The Execution of Lady Jane Grey, a painting by ... Lady Jane as a Protestant martyr. The portrait, on loan from ...

perhaps to portray her as a Protestant martyr. “The new research provides tantalizing evidence which brings us much closer to the assertion that this could be Lady Jane Grey,” said Peter Moore ...

All known portraits of Lady Jane Grey were created after her death, often depicting her as a Protestant martyr. The most famous is Paul Delaroche's 1822 painting "The Execution of Lady Jane Grey ...

Some originally claimed that the sitter was Lady Jane Grey, though that argument was ... perhaps to portray her as a Protestant martyr. English Heritage worked alongside the Courtauld Institute ...

Protestant" martyr. The painting is on loan to Wrest Park, Silsoe, Bedfordshire, its previous home. "While we can't confirm this is definitely Lady Jane Grey, our results certainly make a ...

Lady Jane Grey was an English noblewoman who was proclaimed ... in later years were made to depict the sitter as a protestant martyr. Researchers noted a major change to the portrait’s eyes.

Lady Jane Grey reigned as Queen of England for only ... been because there was a desire to portray Jane as a Protestant martyr, and therefore a more modest, plainer image was required.” ...

Using cutting-edge technology, experts have peeled back the layers of history to uncover a portrait that may have been transformed to portray Grey as a Protestant martyr after her execution in 1554.

A mysterious portrait of a woman now on public display could be the only painting of Lady Jane Grey painted before she was executed, according to research. Lady Jane was Queen of England for just ...

One episode focuses on Lady Jane Grey, the “Nine Day Queen”. When King Edward VI fell ill and died at the age of just fifteen, Jane was unexpectedly thrust on to the throne as his successor.

Analysis suggests this could be a portrait of Lady Jane Grey before she was executed (English ... perhaps to depict Lady Jane as a Protestant martyr. The portrait, on loan from a private ...