Tudor Notes with Sylvia Barbara Soberton
Sylvia Barbara SobertonDuring the research for my books, I often stumble upon captivating stories and unearth fascinating documents. Through this blog, I will share interesting bits and pieces from my original research.
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Perkin Warbeck’s real name was Pierre Werbecque
Perkin Warbeck was famous for impersonating Richard of York, one of the Princes in the Tower. The Princes were Edward V and his younger brother Richard of Shrewsbury, Duke of York, the two sons of King Edward IV and his queen, Elizabeth Woo...
Anne Boleyn was never a ‘marquis’ of Pembroke
In the context of Anne Boleyn’s ascent to power, a pivotal moment occurred on 1 September 1532 when Henry VIII elevated her to the peerage by bestowing upon her the marquisate of Pembroke. According to the traditional narrative, the title A...
Anne Boleyn morphs into St Barbara?
In today’s post, I will take a closer look at a theory suggesting that Hans Holbein portrayed Anne Boleyn in the guise of St Barbara.
Detail from Wenceslaus Hollar’s St Barbara, copied from Hans Holbein’s sketch. 1647.
Anne Boleyn and...
NEW BOOK and updates!
Hello everyone! Just a quick update from me, as I haven’t posted a new article in a bit. The summer holidays are slowly coming to an end, and I’m getting ready to return to full-time writing on 1 September, when my children go back to schoo...
This is not Anne Boleyn: Part 2
In the previous article from this series, I discussed why the miniature of an unknown woman, currently labelled as ‘Anne Boleyn’ in the newest exhibition at Hever Castle, has been proposed as her contemporary likeness.
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