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National Portrait Gallery · Floor 3

1The Tudors

The oldest and most famous part of the collection: Henry VII, Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and their court, with the Holbein cartoon and the Ditchley portrait at its heart.

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The Chandos Portrait of William Shakespeare
The Chandos Portrait of William Shakespeare
Attributed to John Taylor, About 1600 to 1610
Floor 3, Tudor and Jacobean galleries
Queen Elizabeth I, the Ditchley Portrait
Queen Elizabeth I, the Ditchley Portrait
Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger, About 1592
Floor 3, Tudor galleries
King Henry VII
King Henry VII
Unknown Netherlandish artist, 1505
Floor 3, Tudor galleries
King Richard III
King Richard III
Unknown English artist, Late sixteenth century
Floor 3, Tudor galleries
King Henry VIII and King Henry VII, the Whitehall Cartoon
King Henry VIII and King Henry VII, the Whitehall Cartoon
Hans Holbein the Younger, About 1536 to 1537
Floor 3, Tudor galleries
Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn
Unknown English artist, Late sixteenth century, after a lost original of about 1533 to 1536
Floor 3, Tudor galleries
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Sir Joshua Reynolds, About 1756 to 1757
Floor 3, Georgian galleries