Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, (painting)

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Notes: Appears in exhibition catalog as entry no. 28; This is one of Leutze's minor compositions. The coloring is fine, and the management of the lights and shades very effective. The many-wived monarch is enjoying, in privacy, the society of his loving Anne Boleyn, whose ill-starred life was to end upon the scaffold by order of her Royal husband. Both faces are portraits. [P. 18.]; The Dusseldorf Gallery. Catalogue of Paintings, by Artists of the Dusseldorf Academy of Art, now on exhibition at 548 Broadway, New-York. Season Tickets to the Gallery, fifty cents. Sidney and Russell, Printers, 79 John Street, N.Y.

Topic: Portrait male; Portrait female; Recreation--Courting; History--England; Architecture interior--Castle; Occupation--Other--Aristocrat