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"The Tudor Dynasty: A Tapestry of Power, Union, and Legacy" Step into the captivating world of the Tudor Dynasty as we unravel the intricate web that connected the Houses of York and Lancaster. From their origins to their eventual reunion, this dynasty shaped England's history like no other. Explore the genealogy of kings from Edward III to Henry VII, tracing their lineage through time. Adorned with vibrant armorial bearings and badges in a stunning coloured engraving, these regal symbols reflect the power and prestige associated with each monarch. Witness the historic moment when The Union of Roses united the families of Lancaster and York in 1589. This plate engraving immortalizes a pivotal event that brought an end to years of conflict and set England on a path towards stability. Delve into portraits that capture key figures during this era. Catherine Parr's oil-on-panel painting from 1545 exudes grace and intelligence, showcasing her influential role as Henry VIII's sixth wife. Queen Elizabeth I shines brightly in 'The Ditchley portrait' from c. 1592; her resolute gaze reflects her strength as one of England's most iconic rulers. Discover Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, whose religious reforms left an indelible mark on English society during this period. His influence is beautifully depicted in a lithograph showcasing The Gatehouse at West Stow Hall in Suffolk – a testament to his architectural legacy. Experience everyday life through fascinating lithographs such as 'The Sabbath Breakers, ' which humorously captures two men caught playing golf on a day meant for rest. Immerse yourself further by exploring an engraved map depicting Norwich, Norfolk – offering insight into Tudor-era geography. Marvel at Queen Elizabeth I’s passion for horses captured in exquisite detail within a lithograph titled 'Queen Elizabeths Horse. ' Witness another defining moment as she knights Sir Francis Drake aboard his ship, Golden Hind – commemorated forever in vivid colour lithography.