Holbein
The Ambassadors (One Painting, One Story)
(Author) Tracy BormanHolbein's Ambassadors is one of the most famous paintings in the National Gallery. It is also one of the most intriguing. Laden with hidden symbols and mysteries, the work has been the subject of intense debate among historians during the five centuries since it was created. Here Tracy Borman unpicks the secrets of this enigmatic artwork, painted during a turbulent time in English history as Henry VIII broke from the Catholic Church in order to marry the young Anne Boleyn. From Holbein's experiences as a German-Swiss émigré who rose to a position as the 'King's Painter', to the two French ambassadors' troubles at court, this book illuminates the fascinating story behind a masterpiece of the Tudor era.
Tracy Borman
Tracy Borman is a renowned historian and author known for her meticulous research and engaging storytelling. Her most famous work, "The Private Lives of the Tudors," offers a fascinating glimpse into the personal lives of this infamous royal family. Borman's work has greatly enriched our understanding of Tudor history.
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