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Henry sent Wolsey away from court, c1529, (1905). Artist: As Forrest
Henry sent Wolsey away from court, c1529, (1905). King Henry VIII banishes Cardinal Wolsey. Illustration from Our Island Story by H E Marshall, published by T C & E C Jack Ltd, (London and Edinburgh, 1905). The book gave a very biased and pro-British view of history
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This photo print, titled "Henry sent Wolsey away from court, c1529" and created by As Forrest in 1905, captures a pivotal moment in history. Depicting the banishment of Cardinal Wolsey by King Henry VIII, it showcases the power struggle between monarchy and Catholicism during the Tudor era. The image portrays a vivid scene where Henry VIII asserts his authority over Wolsey, who was once one of his most trusted advisors. The artist's use of color and attention to detail transports us back to medieval England, evoking a sense of drama and downfall. It is worth noting that this artwork is part of the book "Our Island Story" by H E Marshall. Published by T C & E C Jack Ltd in London and Edinburgh in 1905, this historical account offers a biased perspective with its pro-British view. However, despite any potential bias present within the book itself, this particular illustration remains an intriguing visual representation of an important event. As we gaze upon this piece, we are reminded of the complexities surrounding power dynamics and religious conflicts that shaped British history. It serves as a reminder that even great figures like Cardinal Wolsey were not immune to their own downfall at the hands of ambitious monarchs like Henry VIII.
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