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A board dedicated to Catherine of Aragon, King Henry VIII's first Queen Consort (1509-1533) and mother to Mary I of England (1553-1558).

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Joanna Of Castile

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Joanne Whalley as Catherine of Aragon in "Wolf Hall" on PBS. Interestingly, Whalley has also played Catherine of Aragon's daughter Mary I onscreen, in the BBC miniseries "The Virgin Queen". Tudor Costumes, Cool Costumes, Mary I Of England, Joanne Whalley, Tudor Fashion, French Fashion, Wolf Hall

Mary I Of England

Joanne Whalley as Catherine of Aragon in "Wolf Hall" on PBS. Interestingly, Whalley has also played Catherine of Aragon's daughter Mary I onscreen, in the BBC miniseries "The Virgin Queen".

Maria Doyle Kennedy as Catherine of Aragon in the Showtime series "The Tudors". Queen Isabella, Queen Mary, King Queen, Queen Of England, Jeremy Northam, Isabella Of Castile, Sarah Bolger, Showtime Series

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Maria Doyle Kennedy as Catherine of Aragon in the Showtime series "The Tudors".

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"The Disgrace of Wolsey", by Henry Monro, a painting of Cardinal Wolsey attempting to persuade Catherine of Aragon to admit her marriage was invalid and join a nunnery. It was assumed that because Catherine was so pious, she would willingly retire to a convent. However, she defied that assumption and all the powerful men in England at that time, including her husband, by refusing to acknowledge her marriage as a sham and her daughter as a bastard. Asian History, Ancient History, Family History, Isabel I, Elisabeth I, Renaissance

Ancient History

"The Disgrace of Wolsey", by Henry Monro, a painting of Cardinal Wolsey attempting to persuade Catherine of Aragon to admit her marriage was invalid and join a nunnery. It was assumed that because Catherine was so pious, she would willingly retire to a convent. However, she defied that assumption and all the powerful men in England at that time, including her husband, by refusing to acknowledge her marriage as a sham and her daughter as a bastard.

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Mary Queen Of Scots

History Pinners Unite!

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Catherine of Aragon

Excerpt of Catherine of Aragon’s speech at the Legatine Court at Blackfriars - 21st June, 1529. Wives Of Henry Viii, King Henry Viii

Wives Of Henry Viii

King Henry Viii

Excerpt of Catherine of Aragon’s speech at the Legatine Court at Blackfriars - 21st June, 1529.

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Statue of Catherine of Aragon in Spain. Women In History, World History, Enrique Viii

Women In History

Statue of Catherine of Aragon in Spain.

In this painting, Queen Catherine of Aragon is walking ahead, while her husband, Henry VIII, kisses Anne Boleyn behind her back. Dinastia Tudor, Tudor Rose, Tudor Style, Costume Renaissance

Costume Renaissance

In this painting, Queen Catherine of Aragon is walking ahead, while her husband, Henry VIII, kisses Anne Boleyn behind her back.

11-year-old Catherine of Aragon had a fair skin complexion, blue eyes, and an auburn hair color. She was referred to as “the most beautiful creature in the world” during her lifetime. Marie Tudor

11-year-old Catherine of Aragon had a fair skin complexion, blue eyes, and an auburn hair color. She was referred to as “the most beautiful creature in the world” during her lifetime.

Believed to be he needlework of Catherine of Aragon on a bishop’s Cope, at Coughton Hall. Tudor Monarchs

Believed to be he needlework of Catherine of Aragon on a bishop’s Cope, at Coughton Hall.

Detail of a stained glass window depicting Queen Catherine of Aragon kneeling with St. Catherine, in the chapel at The Vyne, Hampshire, England. Stained Glass Art, Stained Glass Windows, Katharina Von Aragon

Stained Glass Art

Stained Glass Windows

Katharina Von Aragon

Detail of a stained glass window depicting Queen Catherine of Aragon kneeling with St. Catherine, in the chapel at The Vyne, Hampshire, England.

Drawing of Buckden Palace. Catherine of Aragon was isolated here by Henry VIII; there is a walled garden in her memory. Domesday Book, Old English Words, Building Art, Henry Viii, Second World, Middle Ages

Old English Words

Drawing of Buckden Palace. Catherine of Aragon was isolated here by Henry VIII; there is a walled garden in her memory.

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Katharine of Aragon : Patrick Williams : 9781445635927

Baynard's Castle, site of Arthur Tudor and Catherine of Aragon's wedding banquet. Baynard's Castle was destroyed in the Great London Fire of 1666.

Baynard's Castle, site of Arthur Tudor and Catherine of Aragon's wedding banquet. Baynard's Castle was destroyed in the Great London Fire of 1666.

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Robert Stephen Parry

Catherine of Aragon

Double Portrait (or Diptych) of Philip the Good and his third wife, Isabella of Portugal, mother of his heir, Charles the Bold. Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent. They were the great-grandparents of Philip the Fair, husband of Juana of Castile, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, and sister of Catherine of Aragon. Dom Manuel, Philippe Le Bon, Maximilian I, Medieval Jewelry, Medieval Clothing, Medieval Fashion, French Royalty, Plantagenet

Philippe Le Bon

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Double Portrait (or Diptych) of Philip the Good and his third wife, Isabella of Portugal, mother of his heir, Charles the Bold. Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent. They were the great-grandparents of Philip the Fair, husband of Juana of Castile, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, and sister of Catherine of Aragon.

Double Portrait (or Diptych) of Charles of Burgundy and his second wife, Isabella of Bourbon, grandparents of Philip the Fair, who married Catherine of Aragon's sister, Juana of Castile. Their only surviving child, Mary of Burgundy, one of the great marriage prizes of the day, married Maximilian Habsburg, who eventually became Holy Roman Emperor. Catherine Of Valois, Adele, Bourbon, Medieval, Edward Iv, Imperial Crown, Old Portraits

Catherine Of Valois

Double Portrait (or Diptych) of Charles of Burgundy and his second wife, Isabella of Bourbon, grandparents of Philip the Fair, who married Catherine of Aragon's sister, Juana of Castile. Their only surviving child, Mary of Burgundy, one of the great marriage prizes of the day, married Maximilian Habsburg, who eventually became Holy Roman Emperor.

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24 June 1509 – the Coronation of Henry VIII & Catherine of Aragon | Henry VIII & his new bride were crowned King & Queen of England at Westminster Abbey on Midsummer’s Day, 1509. Henry decided he & his Queen would have a joint coronation. It was a lavish, public event, followed by a special tournament & two days of merriment, jousting & feasting. IMAGE: Crowned Tudor Rose and a Pomegranate, Catherine's personal badge. Medieval Manuscript, Illuminated Manuscript, Illuminated Letters

Medieval Manuscript

Illuminated Manuscript

Illuminated Letters

24 June 1509 – the Coronation of Henry VIII & Catherine of Aragon | Henry VIII & his new bride were crowned King & Queen of England at Westminster Abbey on Midsummer’s Day, 1509. Henry decided he & his Queen would have a joint coronation. It was a lavish, public event, followed by a special tournament & two days of merriment, jousting & feasting. IMAGE: Crowned Tudor Rose and a Pomegranate, Catherine's personal badge.

Juana "la Loca" (1479 - 1555) was the second daughter of Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, and the sister of Catherine of Aragon. She married Philip the Fair and had six children. History Books, Medieval Art, Renaissance Art, Renaissance Portraits

Renaissance Art

Renaissance Portraits

Juana "la Loca" (1479 - 1555) was the second daughter of Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile, and the sister of Catherine of Aragon. She married Philip the Fair and had six children.

Juana of Castile praying, accompanied by John the Evangelist. Hours of Joanna (Juana) of Castile, Bruges. John The Evangelist

John The Evangelist

Juana of Castile praying, accompanied by John the Evangelist. Hours of Joanna (Juana) of Castile, Bruges.

Detail of a portrait of Eleanor of Austria, Queen consort of Portugal and of France. The eldest child and daughter of Juana I of Castile and Philip of Castile, she was a niece of Queen Catherine of Aragon and a cousin to Queen Mary I of England. Portrait in the Royal Collection of Queen Elizabeth II. Lace Painting, Woman Painting, Francois 1, Wars Of The Roses, The Royal Collection

Wars Of The Roses

The Royal Collection

Detail of a portrait of Eleanor of Austria, Queen consort of Portugal and of France. The eldest child and daughter of Juana I of Castile and Philip of Castile, she was a niece of Queen Catherine of Aragon and a cousin to Queen Mary I of England. Portrait in the Royal Collection of Queen Elizabeth II.