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James Maxwell and Norma West as Henry VII and Elizabeth of York in The Shadow of the Tower (BBC 1972).

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I wish that that "The Tudors" version of Anne Boleyn would get teleported to the court of the real life Henry VIII during the final years of his eeign while doing the Volta with Henry during s2. She was in the middle of playfully slapping Henry during that scene, so she also slaps the real life Henry since she was teleported during the dance.

I would love to see the expression of Anne's face when she learns that she is in big trouble for slapping the king and the look on the real life Henry VIII's face after she slaps him. The sight wouldn't be pretty.

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Heraldic Chivalry by Alphonse Mucha

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55 - 56 / 100 || Caps of Kathryn Howard

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“I should've given it to you long ago. It belonged to my little girl who had to leave us when she was very young. But now it will make music again. Thank you, Mr. Laurence.”-Mr.Laurence/Beth

Little Women (1994) Merry Christmas everyone!✨🎄

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Me writing a Tudor drama: you know what, I’m not going to add nudity in a sex scene, just have them have Pg-13 sex with the clothes

Tudor dramas: BOOBS BOOBS AND ASS

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THE WHITE QUEEN, THE KINGMAKER’S DAUGHTER & THE RED QUEEN

↳  Elizabeth Woodville, Anne Neville & Margaret Beaufort as portrayed by Rebecca Ferguson, Faye Marsay & Amanda Hale in Starz & BBC’s The White Queen.

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‘Tis always the season… to read!

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if your main character isn’t at least a little morally questionable, are they even fun to write? give them some issues. let them be messy.

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Edinburgh, Scotland (by George)

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Before I forget, I just made a post on my website about my least to most favourite portrayals of Elizabeth on screen!

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📸 Pinterest

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#enemies-in-law

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Enameled gold cross, crafted in Constantinople, circa 1100

from The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Pygmalion and Galatea (1763) by Étienne Maurice Falconet Paul and Virginia (1844) by Alessandro Puttinati Worship of the Female Form (early 20th century) by Alméry Lobel-Riche Kneeling man embracing a standing woman (1908) by Gustav Vigeland In Paradise (1918) by Max Svabinsky Thief of the Moon (1924) by Norman Lindsay

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Marie Adrien Lavieille (French, 1852-1911) - The Steps By The Flowers

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