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	Wedding at Bermondsey Artist: Joris Hoefnagel Date: 1569 There is so much in this picture that I will not attempt to review every piece of clothing individually. Instead I will just go through the main groups of people in the picture. On the far left are some people of moderate wealth, which you can tell because the womens farthingales are wider than ... Review by KatRowberd \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Elizabeth I receiving the Dutch Ambassadors Artist: Dutch school Date: 1585 Queen Elizabeth wearing a splendid, full coloured dress, receives the Dutch ambassadors. When I popped up the image I noticed that the lady in black in the middle is the "Koningin of Schotland" - Queen of Scotland, Mary Stuart, watching Elizabeth. But in reality the two women never met. Liseter( ... Review by lindaatje \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Elizabeth I Artist: Quentin Metsys the Younger Date: 1580 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Elizabeth I (the Pelican Portrait) Artist: attrib. Nicholas Hilliard Date: 1572 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Elizabeth I (the Phoenix Portrait) Artist: Nicholas Hilliard Date: 1572 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Mary Fitton Artist: Follower of George Gower Date: 1595 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Sir Henry Slingsby Artist: Nicholas Hilliard Date: 1595 Sir Henry wears a black doublet worked all over with an intertwined pattern. It might be some kind of black-on-black brocade or cut velvet, or it could be embroidered (though this is less likely due to the way the pattern is the same all over the garment). The doublet fastens down the front with ... Review by KatRowberd \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Frances Howard Artist: Isaac Oliver Date: 1590 - 1600 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Mrs. Holland Artist: Nicholas Hilliard Date: 1593 \| Login or Signup to add a review.
	Unknown man Artist: Nicholas Hilliard Date: 1593 The miniature is dated 1593 and the sitter's age given as 26. The young man is wearing highly decorated armour, more suited to displays in the tiltyard than the battlefield. Elizabeth's Accession Day (November 17th) was traditionally celebrated with tiltyard contests. Generally only members of ... Review by gilgilis \| Login or Signup to add a review.