It was wonderful to chat to Vanessa Wilkie about her book, ‘A Woman of Influence: The Spectacular Rise of Alice Spencer in Tudor England’. If you’re interested in the lives & experiences of 16th- and 17th-century women, you won’t want to miss this. Tune in!
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Tickets for ‘Six Queens in Art’ are selling fast! Discover the histories of these six extraordinary women through the works of art which defined them. How did these queens wish to be seen? How did and why did their images change over time? drowenemmerson.com/six-queens-in-…

Why do the Tudors never cease to fascinate?

I spoke to Virginie Nussbaum of Le Temps about Wolf Hall, Anne Boleyn and 'Tudormania'. You can read the full article here - letemps.ch/articles/les-t…

Join me on 17 May for a full day’s tour of Hampton Court Palace with Andante Travels. Or, if you’ve been before, tell me what you most enjoyed about the day and whether you would recommend it.

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Speaker intro time! I’m honoured that Dr Charlotte Cooper-Davis will be contributing a lecture on Christine de Pizan, the pioneering poet, thinker & writer. If you’re interested in deepening your understanding of the lives of medieval & Renaissance women, join us!
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Time for another speaker intro! I’m thrilled that the brilliant Tracy Borman will be contributing a lecture on Matilda of Flanders. If you’re interested in deepening your understanding of the lives of medieval & Renaissance women, reserve your place today!
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Just two weeks left to register for ‘The Fall of #AnneBoleyn ’. Over seven lectures and a live Q&A, Natalie Grueninger and I will be forensically examining why Anne Boleyn fell so brutally in May 1536. Check out the following link for more information: onthetudortrail.com/Blog/2024/03/0…

Thank you so much to everyone who joined today's live chat with Dr Owen Emmerson. We had such a wonderful time! If you missed it, you can watch the recording over on Patreon.
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Over the next month, I’ll be introducing you to the wonderful historians who are taking part in next year's ‘365 Days with Medieval & Renaissance Wonder Women’. First up is the fab Prof Janina Ramirez, who'll kick things off by giving the opening address.
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The Art Institute of Chicago is home to this sixteenth-century portrait of a lady by Michele Tosini, aka Michele di Ridolfo. He was an Italian painter who worked primarily in Florence. Unfortunately, the identity of the sitter is unknown.

This year, I will be going fully freelance - with no institutional income - for the first time in my career! If you are a fan of my work, I'd be very touched if you would consider making a donation towards the creation of my aviation history content ✈ buymeacoffee.com/spitfirefilly

Let’s start the week with a new episode of Talking Tudors! It was wonderful to chat with Dr Nicola Clark about her forthcoming book, ‘The Waiting Game: The Untold Story of the Women Who Served the Tudor Queens’.  Pour yourself a cuppa and tune in!
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Caught up on a fascinating IG discussion between Dr Owen Emmerson & Natalie Grueninger from yesterday regarding this drawing by Hans Holbein. So glad I got to this along with the rest of the works at the exhibition held at the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace earlier this year..

I had such a lovely reception to sharing some of my historical fiction writing before that I’ve been inspired to keep sharing! I whipped this short scene up soon after watching Becoming Elizabeth a while ago - read on to see why 😜

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Witchcraft! Treason! Other cool stuff! Want to learn how to use Early Modern Common Law records for research? This day workshop The National Archives in June shares tips and tricks to navigate these complex but rich records. eventbrite.co.uk/e/early-modern…

.Natalie Grueninger and I have just finished recording the third installment of this brand new, six part event, and we already have seven hours of content for you to enjoy! I do so hope you can join us to explore The Fall of Anne Boleyn in forensic detail! onthetudortrail.com/Blog/2024/03/0…