Rare 16th-century Tudor wall paintings have been uncovered during renovations at The Ashes, a historic hunting lodge in Cumbria. Owners Jen and Richard Arkell stumbled upon the intricate wall ...

And that is Hans Holbein and his court paintings. …Holbein did primarily ... It’s all tied together with what we call a Tudor knot, and he understands all of that. Something that’s important ...

represented a new kind of ruthless art connoisseur and collector, hunting for classical statues as well as bargain works by Holbein and Dürer during the Thirty Years’ War. Contemporary commentators ...

First, visitors must face what these women had to contend with, in the shape of Hans Holbein the Younger ... in place almost 500 years later. The painting, we’re told, was “intended to ...

Did Holbein discern character? In Tudor times he was called “the Apelles of his age”, after Alexander the Great’s favourite artist. Apelles made portraits so lifelike that physiognomists ...

Holbein at the Tudor Court' is the latest exhibition at the former Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace, renamed as the King's Gallery on 4 December, focusing particularly on magnificent drawings of ...

Holbein at the Tudor Court is an exhibition of social history as much as it is an exhibition of art. The art on show is, of course, stunning, as Holbein is a great Renaissance artist and, as curator ...

works from the Royal Collection are on show as part of Holbein at the Tudor Court. This exhibition of more than 100 artifacts, including paintings and miniatures, is centred around 40 portrait ...

Holbein's painting of courtier Sir Henry Guildford ... It's just one highlight of a "wondrous" exhibition that "brings the Tudor court to life more vividly than the entire bookshelf of Hilary ...