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4 x 6 inches, watercolor, gouache and gold ink, 2008



Elizabeth Wydeville was the mother of Elizabeth of York and grandmother of Henry VIII. She had married Edward IV in 1464. She had previously been married and had two sons, and with Edward gave birth to ten more children. When Edward died in 1483 her brother-in-law Richard III took the throne, placing her two sons Edward and Richard in the Tower of London, after which they were never seen again. After Richard's defeat by Henry VII in 1485, her daughter Elizabeth of York married Henry and the Tudor dynasty was begun. Elizabeth spent her last few years living in a convent and died in 1492 aged 55.
I might come back and add more to this later, these are the bare bones of her story.
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i like her shiny necklace!

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Have a good sniff around my sisters and cousins page and artworks they are really good.
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She does not look pleased! She had good reason.

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stunning :D!!

i love it!!
well done!! i knew about her sons, but nothing about her!!

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Thats awesome!

But im pretty sure it was Elizabeth Woodsville. :D

Her face is so haughty! Great expression!!

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Wonderful Portrait of Historical personality ;-) and a great intersting story too:-) she had 14 kids :O ;-)
Thanks for sharing this, Dear Mark.

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very nice^^

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Have you ever seen that 1940s-set Richard III with Sir Ian in is? She was played to quite a nice effect by Annette Bening, and I quite thing you might enjoy it!

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No, I haven't seen it - one more to add to the list! :)

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