Henry VIII Portrait by Hans Holbein
'Stories in Art' is a series designed to spark an interest in pupils aged 7 to 11 in the great works of art that are accessible in Britain by revealing some of the stories behind them; inspiring children to visit the locations and see the pieces with their own eyes. This clip features the Hans Holbein three-quarter view portrait of King Henry VIII wearing a bell shaped robe. The portrait is displayed at Castle Howard in Yorkshire.
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Hilary Mantel and David Starkey discuss Henry VIII - part 1
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Anamorphic Ambassadors
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Pembroke family portrait -- van Dyck
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The Judges Didn't Think She Could Sing... But Then She Opened Her Mouth!
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Who was BESSIE BLOUNT? Henry VIII’s mistress | Elizabeth Blount | Tudor history documentary
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Henry VIII's tapestries revealed
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Hans Holbein's Portrait Drawings: A View of the Tudor Court
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Hans Holbein's 'Christina of Denmark' | The National Gallery
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Why Did Henry VIII Betray Cardinal Wolsey? | Henry VIII's First Minister
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The Royal Corpse Of Anne Boleyn
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The Holbein Experiment Part 1: The Gesso Board
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