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The trial of Catherine of Aragon, 1529 (engraving)
972359 The trial of Catherine of Aragon, 1529 (engraving) by Harlow, George Henry (1787-1819) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The trial of Catherine of Aragon, 1529. A depiction of Act II, Scene iv of Henry VIII by William Shakespeare. Illustration for History of the World by Evert A Duyckinck (Johnson, Wilson, c 1880.). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
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Cardinal Wolsey Catherine Of Aragon Divorce Henry Viii House Of Tudor Trial Tudor Dynasty Tudor Period Tudor Times Tudors Dynasty 16 16th Xvi Xvith Sixteenth Century Shakespeare William Shakspeare
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The Trial of Catherine of Aragon, 1529 - A Glimpse into Tudor Royalty and Religious Turmoil
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. This print captures the historic trial of Catherine of Aragon in 1529, a pivotal moment in English history. The engraving by George Henry Harlow depicts Act II, Scene iv from William Shakespeare's play "Henry VIII" offering a visual representation of this significant event. Intriguingly, this image is part of the private collection featured in Evert A Duyckinck's "History of the World" (c. 1880), showcasing its enduring relevance even centuries later. The digitally cleaned version allows us to appreciate the intricate details and emotions conveyed by the artist. The trial itself symbolizes not only a legal battle but also religious conflict and political maneuvering during the reign of King Henry VIII. Cardinal Wolsey presides over the court as tensions rise between England and Rome due to Henry's desire for divorce from Catherine on grounds that their marriage was invalid under Christian law. This powerful scene transports us back to 16th-century Britain, where literature intertwines with history. It reminds us how religion played a central role in shaping European politics at that time. As we gaze upon this remarkable print, we are reminded not only of Catherine's strength as she fights for her rights but also how deeply intertwined religion and power were during this era. It serves as an evocative reminder that even within royal courts, justice can be elusive when personal desires clash with established norms and beliefs.
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