Tudor era hi-res stock photography and images

Street in London under Mary Tudor early 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMAM2K4C–Street in London under Mary Tudor early 1500s. Hand-colored woodcut

Ye Olde Kings Arms, an original tudor-era pub in Congleton, Cheshire, England, UK. Timber framed building, timber framed Stock Photo

RMBFXPM7–Ye Olde Kings Arms, an original tudor-era pub in Congleton, Cheshire, England, UK. Timber framed building, timber framed

vintage Tudor era portrait of a man Stock Photo

RFRYX4NN–vintage Tudor era portrait of a man

England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings Stock Photo

RM2X0KDA3–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

AJAXNETPHOTO. WORTHING, ENGLAND. - TUDOR BUILDING DETAIL - RED BROCKS, MORTAR AND TIMBER FRAMEWORK OF A TUDOR ERA PROPERTY IN WEST WORTHING. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:072004 5 Stock Photo

RMK2YJ91–AJAXNETPHOTO. WORTHING, ENGLAND. - TUDOR BUILDING DETAIL - RED BROCKS, MORTAR AND TIMBER FRAMEWORK OF A TUDOR ERA PROPERTY IN WEST WORTHING. PHOTO:JONATHAN EASTLAND/AJAX REF:072004 5

Tudor era bed spread in a Tudor timbered house in Hereford UK Stock Photo

RMG1MN48–Tudor era bed spread in a Tudor timbered house in Hereford UK

Elderly woman dressed in Tudor era costume in character as a cord and tassle maker at a heritage event day, Farnham, Surrey, UK Stock Photo

RMDECPXW–Elderly woman dressed in Tudor era costume in character as a cord and tassle maker at a heritage event day, Farnham, Surrey, UK

London water carrier or tankard bearer, who supplied water from the Conduits. WIth staff and large tankard with handle. In Tudor era cap, towels on front and back, pouch on belt at waist, breeches, hose and buckle shoes. The trade became obsolete in the era of King James I. Copied from Henry Overton's trades and callings of London, published at the White Horse without Newgate. Copperplate engraving drawn and engraved by John Thomas Smith from his own The Cries of London, or Vagabondiana 2, edited by Francis Douce, John Bowyer Nichols, London, 1839. Stock Photo

RM2T68EX9–London water carrier or tankard bearer, who supplied water from the Conduits. WIth staff and large tankard with handle. In Tudor era cap, towels on front and back, pouch on belt at waist, breeches, hose and buckle shoes. The trade became obsolete in the era of King James I. Copied from Henry Overton's trades and callings of London, published at the White Horse without Newgate. Copperplate engraving drawn and engraved by John Thomas Smith from his own The Cries of London, or Vagabondiana 2, edited by Francis Douce, John Bowyer Nichols, London, 1839.

The Old Fountain in Minories parish, London. A Tudor-era timber-frame inn built in 1490 Demolished in 1793. Copperplate engraving by John Thomas Smith after original drawings by members of the Society of Antiquaries from his J.T. Smith’s Antiquities of London and its Environs, J. Sewell, R. Folder, J. Simco, London, 1798. Stock Photo

RM2B2E552–The Old Fountain in Minories parish, London. A Tudor-era timber-frame inn built in 1490 Demolished in 1793. Copperplate engraving by John Thomas Smith after original drawings by members of the Society of Antiquaries from his J.T. Smith’s Antiquities of London and its Environs, J. Sewell, R. Folder, J. Simco, London, 1798.

Original Artwork - Discrimination - A late Tudor-era woman peers into her teacup. Stock Photo

RM2M9AP1Y–Original Artwork - Discrimination - A late Tudor-era woman peers into her teacup.

. English: Watercolor painting recording an iron gun with carriage (though the wheels are missing) and part of an iron gun salvaged by John and Charles Deane from the wreck of the Tudor-era warship Mary Rose 1836-40. Svenska: Akvarellmålning som återger en järnkanon med lavett (hjulen saknas dock) och del av en järnkanon bärgade 1836-40 från vraket av krigsskeppet Mary Rose som sjönk i the Solent 1545. Deutsch: Eisenkanone vom Wrack der Tudorschiffes Mary Rose. . 1830s-1840s. Unknown, photo credit to Southsea Castle Museum 15 Mary Rose iron gun watercolor Stock Photo

RMP01563–. English: Watercolor painting recording an iron gun with carriage (though the wheels are missing) and part of an iron gun salvaged by John and Charles Deane from the wreck of the Tudor-era warship Mary Rose 1836-40. Svenska: Akvarellmålning som återger en järnkanon med lavett (hjulen saknas dock) och del av en järnkanon bärgade 1836-40 från vraket av krigsskeppet Mary Rose som sjönk i the Solent 1545. Deutsch: Eisenkanone vom Wrack der Tudorschiffes Mary Rose. . 1830s-1840s. Unknown, photo credit to Southsea Castle Museum 15 Mary Rose iron gun watercolor

John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era Stock Photo

RMFY8HT5–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era

Laurel, Maryland: with the hopes of thousands of punters, both big and small, Ballymoss is paraded to the starting posts for laurel international race at Laurel park, Maryland on November 11. Alas, the great horse came third in a photo finish for second and third place. Winner was Tudor Era, but was disqualified from first place after a foul claim had been lodged, and placed second with Sailor’s Guide, who was second, declared the winner. Ballymoss is ridden by Beasley. A crowd came to watch the Washington D.C. international race. 13 November 1958 Stock Photo

RM2GJ0HP6–Laurel, Maryland: with the hopes of thousands of punters, both big and small, Ballymoss is paraded to the starting posts for laurel international race at Laurel park, Maryland on November 11. Alas, the great horse came third in a photo finish for second and third place. Winner was Tudor Era, but was disqualified from first place after a foul claim had been lodged, and placed second with Sailor’s Guide, who was second, declared the winner. Ballymoss is ridden by Beasley. A crowd came to watch the Washington D.C. international race. 13 November 1958

Weekly market in The Square in the historic town of Shrewsbury, outside the Tudor-era Old Market Hall Stock Photo

RMCP16RW–Weekly market in The Square in the historic town of Shrewsbury, outside the Tudor-era Old Market Hall

Cobham Hall is now an independent day and boarding school for girls in Cobham, Kent. The school is housed in a Tudor era manor and sits in 150 acres of historic parkland on the edge of the Kent Downs. There has been a manor house on the site since the 12th century. The current building consists of a pair of Tudor wings built for The 10th Baron Cobham in the 16th century and a later classical central block, the 'Cross Wing', remodelled in 1661–63 by Peter Mills of London for The 3rd Duke of Richmond. Stock Photo

RMR20J5R–Cobham Hall is now an independent day and boarding school for girls in Cobham, Kent. The school is housed in a Tudor era manor and sits in 150 acres of historic parkland on the edge of the Kent Downs. There has been a manor house on the site since the 12th century. The current building consists of a pair of Tudor wings built for The 10th Baron Cobham in the 16th century and a later classical central block, the 'Cross Wing', remodelled in 1661–63 by Peter Mills of London for The 3rd Duke of Richmond.

Art, illustration, cartoon of a smiling Tudor Queen Elizabeth I eating sugared almonds, the elaborate dress is a humorous take on The Pelican Portrait Stock Photo

RM2NRY0KM–Art, illustration, cartoon of a smiling Tudor Queen Elizabeth I eating sugared almonds, the elaborate dress is a humorous take on The Pelican Portrait

Fish Court - a shaded early refrigeration system at Henry VIII's 16th Century Tudor era kitchen buildings, Hampton Court Palace, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2HNNWYK–Fish Court - a shaded early refrigeration system at Henry VIII's 16th Century Tudor era kitchen buildings, Hampton Court Palace, London, UK

Cobham Hall - north wing tower Stock Photo

RFWD0T3D–Cobham Hall - north wing tower

The Cinque Ports Arms, Hastings Old Town. The oldest pub in Hastings. Tudor Era Architecture. Stock Photo

RMBPHND0–The Cinque Ports Arms, Hastings Old Town. The oldest pub in Hastings. Tudor Era Architecture.

John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedford (1485-1554/1555) on engraving from 1838. English royal minister in the Tudor era. Stock Photo

RFC3E09T–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedford (1485-1554/1555) on engraving from 1838. English royal minister in the Tudor era.

Old traditional English pub from the Tudor era, showing pub sign and half timbered ('black and white') construction. Stock Photo

RMD46P7X–Old traditional English pub from the Tudor era, showing pub sign and half timbered ('black and white') construction.

RM2W0F6N6–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2X0KDA6–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack Stock Photo

RM2TARAD8–NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack

a decorative timbered house from the tudor era in England, uk Stock Photo

RF2AYM7EW–a decorative timbered house from the tudor era in England, uk

Light shining in through a diamond panes Tudor-era window. Stock Photo

RMS0PTDE–Light shining in through a diamond panes Tudor-era window.

St Pancras Old Church, central London, 18th century. Norman church rebuilt in the Late Tudor era with tower, nave, chancel and porch. Graveyard with headstones. View of the church of St. Pancrass in Middlesex. Copperplate engraving by Lodge from William Thorntons New, Complete and Universal History of the City of London, Alexander Hogg, King's Arms, No. 16 Paternoster Row, London, 1784. Stock Photo

RM2T6CN2X–St Pancras Old Church, central London, 18th century. Norman church rebuilt in the Late Tudor era with tower, nave, chancel and porch. Graveyard with headstones. View of the church of St. Pancrass in Middlesex. Copperplate engraving by Lodge from William Thorntons New, Complete and Universal History of the City of London, Alexander Hogg, King's Arms, No. 16 Paternoster Row, London, 1784.

RM2KGAFRN–London water carrier or tankard bearer, who supplied water from the Conduits. WIth staff and large tankard with handle. In Tudor era cap, towels on front and back, pouch on belt at waist, breeches, hose and buckle shoes. The trade became obsolete in the era of King James I. Copied from Henry Overton's trades and callings of London, published at the White Horse without Newgate. Copperplate engraving drawn and engraved by John Thomas Smith from his own The Cries of London, or Vagabondiana 2, edited by Francis Douce, John Bowyer Nichols, London, 1839.

Lengthmen - Prize Length, Newport Division, 1943 - Newport, South Wales. The term Lengthsman was coined in the 18th century in a concept rooted in the Tudor Era as far back as War of the Roses and enclosure. Originally, it referred to someone who kept/maintained a 'length' of road neat, tidy and passable in the Middle Ages, with particular emphasis on boundary marking. Lengthsmen were used on canals and railways from the beginnings of both. On land, lengthsmen might be responsible for a few miles between adjacent villages and especially on commonage. Stock Photo

RM2K64HTA–Lengthmen - Prize Length, Newport Division, 1943 - Newport, South Wales. The term Lengthsman was coined in the 18th century in a concept rooted in the Tudor Era as far back as War of the Roses and enclosure. Originally, it referred to someone who kept/maintained a 'length' of road neat, tidy and passable in the Middle Ages, with particular emphasis on boundary marking. Lengthsmen were used on canals and railways from the beginnings of both. On land, lengthsmen might be responsible for a few miles between adjacent villages and especially on commonage.

Detail close-up of Tudor era brick wall with a row of sharp black spikes on top edge Stock Photo

RFJR01RJ–Detail close-up of Tudor era brick wall with a row of sharp black spikes on top edge

RMFY8HTG–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era

Bayard's Cove Fort, view of the firing holes, or embrasures, inside the remains of the Tudor era Bayard's Cove Fort above the River Dart, Dartmouth UK Stock Photo

RM2G3GP4P–Bayard's Cove Fort, view of the firing holes, or embrasures, inside the remains of the Tudor era Bayard's Cove Fort above the River Dart, Dartmouth UK

Black and white wooden buildings in the historic city of Chester in England dating back to the Tudor era Stock Photo

RMAC3AB3–Black and white wooden buildings in the historic city of Chester in England dating back to the Tudor era

Anne of Cleves House and museum Historic house Tudor era Henry V111's 3rd wife LEWES EAST SUSSEX ENGLAND Stock Photo

RMB37N05–Anne of Cleves House and museum Historic house Tudor era Henry V111's 3rd wife LEWES EAST SUSSEX ENGLAND

A Tudor era shop in the pilgrimage town of Little Walsingham, Norfolk, UK Stock Photo

RMBTE4N8–A Tudor era shop in the pilgrimage town of Little Walsingham, Norfolk, UK

Main gate of St. James' Palace where the Accession Council meets after the death of a monarch, with Tudor era towers and brickwork, London, UK Stock Photo

RM2APC7H1–Main gate of St. James' Palace where the Accession Council meets after the death of a monarch, with Tudor era towers and brickwork, London, UK

Cobham Hall - south entrance Stock Photo

RFWD0T8E–Cobham Hall - south entrance

Portland Castle, Dorset, English Tudor gentleman, late 16th century, historical re-enactment, Elizabethan age era Emgland UK cannon Stock Photo

RMDWHCD3–Portland Castle, Dorset, English Tudor gentleman, late 16th century, historical re-enactment, Elizabethan age era Emgland UK cannon

Painting titled an allegory of Tudor succession showing Mary I of England and her husband King Philip II of Spain, next to him is the God Mars, King Henry VIII, and Queen Elizabeth I. Dated 17th Century Stock Photo

RMH3YXF2–Painting titled an allegory of Tudor succession showing Mary I of England and her husband King Philip II of Spain, next to him is the God Mars, King Henry VIII, and Queen Elizabeth I. Dated 17th Century

Lady in Medieval Outfit at Kentwell Suffolk England Stock Photo

RMACF0A7–Lady in Medieval Outfit at Kentwell Suffolk England

RM2W0HMG8–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2X0KDA7–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2TARAY7–NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack

Rye, November 15th 2022: Saint Anthony, a timber-framed Tudor era building on the corner of Church Square Stock Photo

RM2KFFW9A–Rye, November 15th 2022: Saint Anthony, a timber-framed Tudor era building on the corner of Church Square

exterior - Y Faenol Fawr luxury country house hotel Bodelwyddan North Wales UK - a tudor era building Stock Photo

RMB3CATF–exterior - Y Faenol Fawr luxury country house hotel Bodelwyddan North Wales UK - a tudor era building

Portrait of Sir Francis Drake, the famous Elizabethan era admiral and infamous to many (particularly the Spanish) as a bucaneer -- Photo: Geopix Stock Photo

RM2JN697Y–Portrait of Sir Francis Drake, the famous Elizabethan era admiral and infamous to many (particularly the Spanish) as a bucaneer -- Photo: Geopix

RM2J77TJA–St Pancras Old Church, central London, 18th century. Norman church rebuilt in the Late Tudor era with tower, nave, chancel and porch. Graveyard with headstones. View of the church of St. Pancrass in Middlesex. Copperplate engraving by Lodge from William Thornton’s New, Complete and Universal History of the City of London, Alexander Hogg, King's Arms, No. 16 Paternoster Row, London, 1784.

Statue of eagle-like royal beast from England of Tudor era. Stock Photo

RFJ5NJ9X–Statue of eagle-like royal beast from England of Tudor era.

RFJR01RH–Detail close-up of Tudor era brick wall with a row of sharp black spikes on top edge

RMFE04RT–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era

RM2G3GP5M–Bayard's Cove Fort, view of the firing holes, or embrasures, inside the remains of the Tudor era Bayard's Cove Fort above the River Dart, Dartmouth UK

RMAC3AB6–Black and white wooden buildings in the historic city of Chester in England dating back to the Tudor era

The Abbot's House on Butcher Row in the town centre, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5GYB3–The Abbot's House on Butcher Row in the town centre, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, UK

RMGNB18X–Medieval suit of armour

Tradesman's entrance to Henry VIII's Great Kitchen, 16th Century Tudor era brick architecture, Hampton Court Palace, London, Great Britain Stock Photo

RM2HNNWYF–Tradesman's entrance to Henry VIII's Great Kitchen, 16th Century Tudor era brick architecture, Hampton Court Palace, London, Great Britain

WINCHCOMBE, England — The Queen's Walk at Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire, a restored 16th-century covered walkway that once connected the castle's private apartments to the Chapel Royal. This architectural feature, associated with Catherine Parr, Henry VIII's last wife, offers visitors a glimpse into Tudor-era castle design and the daily life of English royalty. Stock Photo

RMCT206M–WINCHCOMBE, England — The Queen's Walk at Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire, a restored 16th-century covered walkway that once connected the castle's private apartments to the Chapel Royal. This architectural feature, associated with Catherine Parr, Henry VIII's last wife, offers visitors a glimpse into Tudor-era castle design and the daily life of English royalty.

Closeup of Tudor style beams - Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RFKRJ2EY–Closeup of Tudor style beams - Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England, UK

Theater of the Elizabethan Strollers in an inn yard 1500s England. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA9YYB2–Theater of the Elizabethan Strollers in an inn yard 1500s England. Hand-colored woodcut

1961, historical, a recently built 'mock-tudor' semi-detached house on a new modern housing estate in Essex, England, UK, car of the era parked in the driveway. Stock Photo

RM2WB4M01–1961, historical, a recently built 'mock-tudor' semi-detached house on a new modern housing estate in Essex, England, UK, car of the era parked in the driveway.

RM2W0GXN4–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2X0KDAN–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2TARBAJ–NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack

Wide angle view of the Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, from the field in front of the hotel. Stock Photo

RFPD5FJ5–Wide angle view of the Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, from the field in front of the hotel.

wedding guests at Y Faenol Fawr country house hotel Bodelwyddan North Wales UK, summer afternoon, Tudor era building Stock Photo

RMB3CA3W–wedding guests at Y Faenol Fawr country house hotel Bodelwyddan North Wales UK, summer afternoon, Tudor era building

England: Queen Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 - 24 March 1603). The 'Hardwick Hall' portrait from the studio of Nicholas Hilliard (c. 1547-1619), c. 1599. Elizabeth I of the House of Tudor was Queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death in 1603. The only surviving child of Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, she was initially declared illegitimate due to Anne's execution and her marriage annulment; Henry later restored her to the line of succession however. She was temporarily imprisoned during her half-sister Mary's reign, but became queen after Mary's death. Stock Photo

RM2B01TRJ–England: Queen Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 - 24 March 1603). The 'Hardwick Hall' portrait from the studio of Nicholas Hilliard (c. 1547-1619), c. 1599. Elizabeth I of the House of Tudor was Queen of England and Ireland from 17 November 1558 until her death in 1603. The only surviving child of Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, she was initially declared illegitimate due to Anne's execution and her marriage annulment; Henry later restored her to the line of succession however. She was temporarily imprisoned during her half-sister Mary's reign, but became queen after Mary's death.

Queen Elizabeth I receiving news of the death of her sister, Queen Mary. Elizabeth I, 1533 –1603. Queen of England and Ireland. From an engraving dated 1792 by Luigi Schiavonetti after a work by Richard Westall. The death of Mary in 1558 made Elizabeth successor to the English throne. Stock Photo

RM2BJ3EWP–Queen Elizabeth I receiving news of the death of her sister, Queen Mary. Elizabeth I, 1533 –1603. Queen of England and Ireland. From an engraving dated 1792 by Luigi Schiavonetti after a work by Richard Westall. The death of Mary in 1558 made Elizabeth successor to the English throne.

Sir Francis Drake (d. 1596), vice admiral was an English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver and politician of the Elizabethan era. Drake carried out the second circumnavigation of the world from 1577 to 1580. Stock Photo

RMG2NKP9–Sir Francis Drake (d. 1596), vice admiral was an English sea captain, privateer, navigator, slaver and politician of the Elizabethan era. Drake carried out the second circumnavigation of the world from 1577 to 1580.

Tudor period medieval era architecture Perpendicular Gothic style Stock Photo

RFC7GK6E–Tudor period medieval era architecture Perpendicular Gothic style

RMFE04TA–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era

Totnes Devon, view of the Tudor era East Gate and clock sited in Fore Street in the centre of Totnes, Devon, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2GD4MPF–Totnes Devon, view of the Tudor era East Gate and clock sited in Fore Street in the centre of Totnes, Devon, England, UK

RMAC3AB0–Black and white wooden buildings in the historic city of Chester in England dating back to the Tudor era

The Prince Rupert Hotel and The Abbot's House on Butcher Row in the town centre, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2R5GYDK–The Prince Rupert Hotel and The Abbot's House on Butcher Row in the town centre, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England, UK

An old engraving of clothing worn in Tudor/Elizabethan times in England. The style of dress dates from latter part of the 16th and early 17th centuries during the reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603). More variety crept into taste and fashions of the era. Women’s clothes featured long dresses and robes often embroidered with jewels. Neck ruffs were popular. For men doublet and hose were worn, with breeches of various lengths below a tapered/narrow waist or cod-piece. Short cloaks worn over this. These would have been worn by those in society with money, landed gentry and the nobility at court. Stock Photo

RM2R1DG7H–An old engraving of clothing worn in Tudor/Elizabethan times in England. The style of dress dates from latter part of the 16th and early 17th centuries during the reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603). More variety crept into taste and fashions of the era. Women’s clothes featured long dresses and robes often embroidered with jewels. Neck ruffs were popular. For men doublet and hose were worn, with breeches of various lengths below a tapered/narrow waist or cod-piece. Short cloaks worn over this. These would have been worn by those in society with money, landed gentry and the nobility at court.

Staple Inn, London, England, seen from Southampton Buildings in the 19th century. From London Pictures, published 1890 Stock Photo

RMT4G1NH–Staple Inn, London, England, seen from Southampton Buildings in the 19th century. From London Pictures, published 1890

WINCHCOMBE, England — The intricately patterned gardens of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire showcase meticulous landscape design reminiscent of Tudor-era horticulture. These formal gardens, part of the 15th-century castle once home to Catherine Parr, blend historical authenticity with modern gardening practices, offering visitors a vivid glimpse into the aesthetic ideals of Renaissance England. Stock Photo

RMCT205N–WINCHCOMBE, England — The intricately patterned gardens of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire showcase meticulous landscape design reminiscent of Tudor-era horticulture. These formal gardens, part of the 15th-century castle once home to Catherine Parr, blend historical authenticity with modern gardening practices, offering visitors a vivid glimpse into the aesthetic ideals of Renaissance England.

Pupil learning braiding at school during a Tudor Day, Surrey, UK. Stock Photo

RMEG8T85–Pupil learning braiding at school during a Tudor Day, Surrey, UK.

Mary I Tudor (1516-1558). Queen of England and Ireland (1553-1558). Daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. Portrait. Engraving by Masson. Lithographed by Magín Pujadas. 'Historia General de España' by Modesto Lafuente. Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1879. Stock Photo

RM2HMEF4M–Mary I Tudor (1516-1558). Queen of England and Ireland (1553-1558). Daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. Portrait. Engraving by Masson. Lithographed by Magín Pujadas. 'Historia General de España' by Modesto Lafuente. Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1879.

1975, exterior view from this era of an historical old Tudor building undergoing repair, 137 All Saints Street in the Old Town of Hastings, East Sussex, England, UK. Timber-framed houses are susceptible to the ravages of time and weather, but of the ancient buildings, the medieval and Tudor homes are some of the oldest surviving houses. Stock Photo

RM2G8GBT4–1975, exterior view from this era of an historical old Tudor building undergoing repair, 137 All Saints Street in the Old Town of Hastings, East Sussex, England, UK. Timber-framed houses are susceptible to the ravages of time and weather, but of the ancient buildings, the medieval and Tudor homes are some of the oldest surviving houses.

RM2W0JGGE–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2X0KDA4–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2TARADA–NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack

Wide angle view of the Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, from the front lawn.. Stock Photo

RFPD5FJ2–Wide angle view of the Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, from the front lawn..

The kitchen of Queen Elizabeth I Stock Photo

RMP51TAG–The kitchen of Queen Elizabeth I

Actor outdoors in Tudor costume reminiscent of the Shakespeare era at Stratford Upon Avon, England, UK, Street entertainer Stock Photo

RM2WYEBDN–Actor outdoors in Tudor costume reminiscent of the Shakespeare era at Stratford Upon Avon, England, UK, Street entertainer

Red Royal Mail cart / trolley parked in Bugle Street in the Old Town part of Southampton with the Tudor House in the background, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2DNYAW7–Red Royal Mail cart / trolley parked in Bugle Street in the Old Town part of Southampton with the Tudor House in the background, England, UK

The Tudor Garden, a recreation of an Elizabethan-era English garden in Hamilton Gardens, a park in Hamilton, New Zealand Stock Photo

RF2K0HEKR–The Tudor Garden, a recreation of an Elizabethan-era English garden in Hamilton Gardens, a park in Hamilton, New Zealand

Engraving of a man in tudor style clothing watching through a window, published 1896 Stock Photo

RM2PKE7YM–Engraving of a man in tudor style clothing watching through a window, published 1896

RMFE04TD–John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedfordc. 1485-1554/1555, an English royal minister in the Tudor era

East Gate Totnes, view of the Tudor era East Gate and clock sited in Fore Street in the centre of Totnes, Devon, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2GD4MW1–East Gate Totnes, view of the Tudor era East Gate and clock sited in Fore Street in the centre of Totnes, Devon, England, UK

An image showing the historic covered rows froom the tudor era along Bridge Street Row on Bridge Street, Chester, England, UK Stock Photo

RMBA1EP1–An image showing the historic covered rows froom the tudor era along Bridge Street Row on Bridge Street, Chester, England, UK

Elizabeth I of England (1533-1603). Queen of England and Ireland. Tudor dynasty. Engraving, 19th century. Stock Photo

RMHKEHH0–Elizabeth I of England (1533-1603). Queen of England and Ireland. Tudor dynasty. Engraving, 19th century.

An old engraving of clothing worn by men in Tudor/Elizabethan times in England. The style of dress dates from latter part of the 16th and early 17th centuries during the reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603). More variety crept into taste and fashions of the era. For men the doublet and hose were in vogue, with breeches of various lengths below a tapered and narrow waist or cod-piece. Short cloaks worn over the top. Ruffs again featured. Hats with brims and a loose, informal style became popular. Hair length varied and beards and moustaches were fashionable. Stock Photo

RM2R1DG7M–An old engraving of clothing worn by men in Tudor/Elizabethan times in England. The style of dress dates from latter part of the 16th and early 17th centuries during the reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603). More variety crept into taste and fashions of the era. For men the doublet and hose were in vogue, with breeches of various lengths below a tapered and narrow waist or cod-piece. Short cloaks worn over the top. Ruffs again featured. Hats with brims and a loose, informal style became popular. Hair length varied and beards and moustaches were fashionable.

a creepy Tudor Era gentleman or royal morphing into a weird monstrous Werewolf man Stock Photo

RF2H07T43–a creepy Tudor Era gentleman or royal morphing into a weird monstrous Werewolf man

WINCHCOMBE, England — An exhibit at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire featuring period costumes representing Henry VIII's six wives. The display includes detailed Tudor-era clothing, with Anne Boleyn's figure visible at the far right. This educational installation at Catherine Parr's final home offers visitors a tangible connection to Tudor history and the dramatic story of Henry VIII's marriages. Stock Photo

RMCT203N–WINCHCOMBE, England — An exhibit at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire featuring period costumes representing Henry VIII's six wives. The display includes detailed Tudor-era clothing, with Anne Boleyn's figure visible at the far right. This educational installation at Catherine Parr's final home offers visitors a tangible connection to Tudor history and the dramatic story of Henry VIII's marriages.

A view along the curved street of Mill Street, Warwick of 16th / 17th century era Tudor style houses with tiled roofs. Stock Photo

RFM7P7TC–A view along the curved street of Mill Street, Warwick of 16th / 17th century era Tudor style houses with tiled roofs.

RM2HMEF4K–Mary I Tudor (1516-1558). Queen of England and Ireland (1553-1558). Daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon. Portrait. Engraving by Masson. Lithographed by Magín Pujadas. Detail. 'Historia General de España' by Modesto Lafuente. Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1879.

1940, historical, distance view of the Tudor cinema at Bramhall, Stockport, England, UK. Located on a corner site with Woodford Road and Meadway, the building was designed by architect George Clayton, with the auditorium decorated in a Tudor style and opened on 31st March 1935 with Clark Gable in “It Happened One Night”. This picture, taken in 1940, saw the film 'Dad Rudd MP' being shown. Cars of the era can be seen parked on the road. Stock Photo

RM2JD39JX–1940, historical, distance view of the Tudor cinema at Bramhall, Stockport, England, UK. Located on a corner site with Woodford Road and Meadway, the building was designed by architect George Clayton, with the auditorium decorated in a Tudor style and opened on 31st March 1935 with Clark Gable in “It Happened One Night”. This picture, taken in 1940, saw the film 'Dad Rudd MP' being shown. Cars of the era can be seen parked on the road.

RM2W0G2K9–England, Kent, Penshurst Place, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

England, West Sussex, Midhurst, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings Stock Photo

RM2X0KC66–England, West Sussex, Midhurst, Tudor Era Half Timbered Buildings

RM2TARB7H–NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 1: Jockey Bill Hartack aboard Tudor Era #8 races around the track during the 1959 Jockey Gold Cup on October 1, 1959 at the Aqueduct Racetrack in New York, New York. (Photo by Hy Peskin) *** Local Caption *** Tudor Era;Bill Hartack

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