The tapestry serves as a metaphor for several themes in the series, such as the ghosts of Cromwell’s secret past, Henry VIII’s marriage and dynastic concerns, and the plight of Anne Boleyn.

Anne of Brittany), a preeminent artist of the day. Though we might fixate on the artist who designed the composition, tapestries were made collaboratively, and the Lady and the Unicorn cycle was ...

Pre-Bridgerton, many period pieces could be quite dull, but the use of colour on Anne Boleyn is striking and recalls tapestries from the time that Moore was inspired by. “The ladies in waiting ...

A major renovation at the childhood home of Anne Boleyn is ... suite of rooms that the Boleyn family definitely occupied, according to Hever Castle. "The use of tapestries, friezes, furniture ...

For the dreadful crime of putting the pep back into Henry VIII’s step (and, um, maybe sleeping with her brother), his second wife Anne Boleyn was ... was the luxe gold unicorn dress.

Anne of Brittany), a preeminent artist of the day. Though we might fixate on the artist who designed the composition, tapestries were made collaboratively, and the Lady and the Unicorn cycle was ...