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... all of the period, in its most elaborate form of decoration. There are pieces of farnuture stated tohasve beloagzed to Anne Boleyn and Sir Thomas More, and a rare portrait of Elizabeth on a panel. The roof of the first gallery is of great richness and ...
... subject of a new play sbout to be produced at morning perform- ances on the 16th, 23rd, and 30th of October is the story of Anne Boleyn, I ask the favour of your coluxnns for th~e statemnent that I have had in hand, for some znmntb; a long-contemplated play ...
... which had successively beoon incarnated in the bodies of Mfiry Magdalene, thle .2,ipress 1' anstitna, JOsn of Arc, Fand Anne Boleyn ! It is really necessary to go to such strange antl is mnystical realms in order to lind a parallel to o- the vicissitudets ...
... re- s minded the on-looker of some of the pictures Mr. l uilpspits so well ; a regular-featured,- arch- ed Rosalind; an Anne Boleyn, who looked quite I nning enough for her part; a Mary Queear of 1 lots, who made you vouch for the spotless inno- 5 mace ...
... Intervieiv between Napoleon I. and Queen Louisa of Prussia at Tilsit, exhibited at the Acadomy, 1877, 1991. Is.-White; Anne Boleyn at the Queen Stairs, Tower, exhibited at the Acadlm-, 1871, retouehod 1878, 4721. 1ls. -Lurkinson' The Orphan of the Tomple ...
... be designed specially for the oceaaion by Mc. L'Wis Wingfield. Tlhe charucter which she is ri 'bUt tO tlay is that of Anne Boleyn, in Mr. W ualeigh's new poetical drama entitled Queen v ?? In the absence of Mr. Wing- I ield, who is now in ?? United ...
... historical work- .ligneons atmosphere and wooden heads. Mr. W. Egley is Ialso historical in 1Katharine of Ayragon and Anne Boleyn. The success in such a picture would be condi- tional on the portraits-that is on tue expressions indicat- ing the familiar ...
... knickerbookers, ore aestheticismi bad yet inundated the land. Old legends and old customs still prevail in this country. Anne Boleyn rides down the avenue of ickling Park once a yar with her jbloody head in her lap siting in a hearse-like coach draw by ...
... 25th a Henry VIII., so far as it affected the validity of her a1 mother's marriage with the King. Elizabeth, daughter ftof Anne Boleyn, succeeded Mary, when it was necessary, ina order to make good her title, to reverse in a great r measure what had been ...
... ? ?? jam sedet boo; sed sedet ille vigiL Amongst the most remarkable coronations which the Abbey witnessed was that of Anne Boleyn, in e 1533, so grapbically described by Mr. Froude:- e Her train was borne by the old Duchess of Nor- Y folk, her aunt; ...
... interesting though slight compared with his work generally; two are in fact rather sketches of rooms in Hever -castle, where Anne Boleyn was born, and very trathfdlly painted for what they pre- tend to be; a third is a more careful work, and represents a little ...
... reverse. In the Royal I Academy exhibition of 1841 there was hung his oil pictare of Holbein Painting the Portrait of Anne Boleyn, a picture which attracted no c little attention at the time, and which for some strange reason suggested to Mr. Sheep- ...