Brushes & Thrones: Women Artists of the Tudor Court

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Holbein, Anne Boleyn, and a Tudor Revenge Plot

Hans Holbein painted some of the most familiar faces of the Tudor court. But what did he think of the people sitting for him—and could a portrait reveal more than its subject intended?I’m joined by bestselling author Wendy Holden to discuss The Queen’s Painter, her historical nov ...  Show more

Historical Superlatives: Tudor Edition

Who would you want at your side in a Tudor court—and who would make you regret walking through the door?In this episode of Off the Record, Amy and Rebecca hand out superlatives to some of history’s most memorable figures. There are strong opinions, a few difficult choices, and pl ...  Show more

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