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Catherine Howard's White Gown.

64 клетки. 32 фигуры. Пешка становится королевой. Офицер объявляет мат королю. Но это не шахматы, это - политика. Здесь нет деления на белое и черное, здесь все фигуры одинаково серы. Здесь каждый, кто ошибается, навсегда исчезает с доски, теряется в истории. И в этой серой мгле не разобрать друзей

Annika Caswell a student from the Wimbledon School of Art wardrobe department, dressed as Catherine Parr, next to her portrait attributed to Master John, c. 1545 in the National Portrait Gallery, London. * The students are recreating portraits dating from the Tudor period to the 19th century which have been inspiration for their lavish costumes . (Photo by Rebecca Naden - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)

This painting is from the collection of Lord Hastings. It appears to be yet another variant of the Master John full-length portrait.

CATHERINE PARR costume made for the ‘Galleries Project’ at the Wimbledon School of Art 1999 Part of a final degree show in Costume Interpretation BA by ANNIKA JOAN CASWELL

Catherine Howard's White Gown.

Costume is by VityaZB, made after a famous portrait.