The Tudors Part 2

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Welcome to Part 2 of The Tudors

Rare portrait of Katherine Parr about to go up for auction with big bids expected ? Royal Central

A rare portrait of Katherine Parr is about to be sold in one of the most anticipated auctions of the year.

Sotheby?s will sell the work, believed to be the only contemporary rendering of the queen, online on July 5th 2023.

The painting is thought to be the work of Master John, an artist recorded in the Privy Purse expenses of the time.

[Curryong]

Master John the painter appears to be quite a mysterious figure. He was certainly well regarded to have remained in Court circles for quite a long time. However, in general English artists weren?t particularly valued at that time, or indeed earlier.

Master John | Sartle - Rogue Art History,opening%20in%20the%20portrait%20market.

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Have you wondered what Anne Boleyn's childhood was like?     
The Real Story of Anne Boleyn's Teenage Years | With Suzannah Lipscomb - YouTube

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Why did King Henry VIII of England really want a son?   
Why Henry VIII REALLY Wanted A Son | Henry VIII | Tudor History - YouTube

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King Henry VIII's Court Book of Hours   
Priceless Tudor Prayer Book Identified! | Henry VIII?s Court Book of Hours - YouTube

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Queen Catherine Parr defeated a scheming Bishop   
Her Wisdom Saved Her Life I Catherine Parr - YouTube

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King Henry VIII's son Henry Fitzroy married Lady Mary Howard.   
The Daughter in Law of King Henry VIII     
The RUTHLESS Daughter In Law Of Henry VIII - YouTube

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On this day, September 20, 1486 was the birth of Arthur, Prince of Wales, son of King Henry VII of England at St. Swithin's Priory in Winchester, England.

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When it came to the topic of Ladies and King Henry VIII, it is usually noted he had six wives. However, why are not his morhers-in-law mentioned?     
The Scheming Mother of Anne Boleyn     
The Scheming Mother Of Anne Boleyn - YouTube

[Nightowl]

Very good  question and where are the father-in-laws also?

[Curryong]

When it came to the topic of Ladies and King Henry VIII, it is usually noted he had six wives. However, why are not his morhers-in-law mentioned?     
The Scheming Mother of Anne Boleyn     
The Scheming Mother Of Anne Boleyn - YouTube

Probably because not very much is known about most of them, with the exception of Katherine of Aragon and Anne of Cleves? mothers. There are just snippets of information that has come down to us otherwise, that may or may not be accurate. Birthdates, time of marriages, how many of their children were born, grew to adulthood, and sometimes even that is unknown.
Daughters, even of nobility, just weren?t regarded as that important, unless they made an absolutely brilliant marriage, which most didn?t. Look at Katherine Howard?s mother! And modern susceptibilities would regard as ?scheming? what most aristo parents in the 16th century would regard as setting their children up for future good marriages.

[Amabel2]

Very good  question and where are the father-in-laws also?

what do they matter.  THomas Boleyn was Anne's father and he was a well known diplomat. 

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Did King Henry VIII father the children of Mary Boleyn?     
Did Henry VIII Father The Children Of Mary Boleyn? - YouTube

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Did King Henry VIII father the children of Mary Boleyn?     
Did Henry VIII Father The Children Of Mary Boleyn? - YouTube

Unlikely. 

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Queen Elizabeth I of England received the Dutch ambassadors   
Mary Evans ELIZ I & AMBASSADORS 10048458   

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King Henry VIII at Greenwich   
King Henry VIII keeping Christmas at Greenwich stock image | Look and Learn   

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King Henry VII of England intended his younger son Prince Henry to "take the oath".   
It was not uncommon to put an extra son into the church. It was a place to secure a good education.
 
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King Henry VIII had the monks turned out of the monasteries.   
How Henry VIII had the Monks turned out of the Monasteries stock image | Look and Learn

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King Henry VIII of England's sisters were Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scotland and Mary Tudor, Queen of France.   

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King Henry VIII of England spent Easter at his London palace of Whitehall in April 1539.   
http://www.lovebritishhistory.co.uk/2020/04/henry-viiis-easter-at-whitehall-1539.html

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Queen Catherine of Aragon denied the right of the Ecclesiastical Court to adjudge her cause.   
http://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/M153346-88