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The Fabulous Life presents

The Fabulous Life presents. The Tudors . Henry VIII. Second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York Had well-known poet, Skelton, as his tutor Spoke Latin, French, and Spanish. Fig. 1 Young Henry Tudor by an artist of the French school Musee Calvet. 10 Trombones 14 Trumpets

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The Fabulous Life presents

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  1. The Fabulous Life presents The Tudors

  2. Henry VIII • Second son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York • Had well-known poet, Skelton, as his tutor • Spoke Latin, French, and Spanish Fig. 1 Young Henry Tudor by an artist of the French school Musee Calvet

  3. 10 Trombones 14 Trumpets 5 Bagpipes 76 Recorders 78 Flutes

  4. King of Bling Fig. 2 Hans Holbein the Younger (1497/8–1543) Henry VIII (about 1537 Fig. 3 Studio of Hans Holbein: c. 1535Credit line: National Maritime Museum, London Fig. 4 Henry VIII attributed to Hans Eworth c. 1545 Bridgeman Art Library, London

  5. Divorced Died Beheaded Divorced LUCKY Beheaded

  6. All Hail the Queen! The Rainbow Portrait Attributed to Isaac Oliver In the collection of the Marquess of Salisbury On display at Hatfield House

  7. 102 French gowns 100 Loose Gowns 67 Round Gowns 99 Robes 127 Cloaks 85 Safeguards 125 Kirtles 136 Stomachers

  8. I know how to party like a rock star!

  9. Francis Robert

  10. The End

  11. Works Cited • Pollard, A. F. “Henry VIII.” .” Luminarium: Anthology of English Literature. 21 April 2007 <http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/tudorbio.htm> • Hibbert, Christopher. The Virgin Quen: Elizabeth I, Genius of the Golden Age. Cambridge: Perseus, 1991.

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