The original cartoon Holbein had created for ... suggesting that Henry VIII understood the inclination to embellish a portrait. Hans Holbein the Younger spent more than a decade at the court ...

The truth is that Henry VIII was never more than a pale reflection of Henry VII. But, thanks to the genius of Hans Holbein, he has managed to convince posterity otherwise.

Frankfurt am Main German artist Hans Holbein the Younger created his most famous portraits while working as a court painter for Henry VIII in 16th-century England. Holbein took great pains to ...

Thanks to a plethora of blockbuster films and TV adaptations, Henry VIII and his six wives are ... Thankfully Henry employed the German born Hans Holbein as the go-to artist to sketch and paint ...

He has been called ‘the widest king in Christendom’ – and the fact that this vision of Henry VIII lives on in history is largely due to one German painter: Hans Holbein the Younger.

The exhibition will include the largest number of works by Hans Holbein the Younger to be shown together in the UK for more than 15 years. The artist was Henry VIII's painter and the most ...

TIME herewith begins a new color series of such Hidden Masterpieces. Hans Holbein’s first portrait of Henry VIII was a miniature, done in 1537 to win the King’s good graces. Four hundred years ...

Holbein’s portrait drawings particularly capture our attention. The Royal Collection has 80, kept together in a “Great Booke” since the days of Henry VIII ... the fall: Hans Holbein the ...

The Hartford museum is hosting an event called Gallery Talk – Hans Holbein’s Portrait of Henry VIII with Matthew Hargraves and Oliver Tostmann – on May 3. Wadsworth said the Henry VIII ...

It was this portrait by Hans Holbein the Younger that famously sealed the deal on the marriage between the then 24-year-old Anne and 48-year-old King Henry VIII. Anne, born Anne von der Mark ...

A museum in Hartford is now featuring a famous portrait of Henry VIII. The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art said Hans Holbein’s Portrait of Henry VIII (1540) is currently on display.