A sizable exhibition about the British royal family debuts at the Metropolitan Museum in New York about a month after Queen Elizabeth II passed away.
The focus of “Tudor Family: Art and Luxury in the Renaissance in England” will be on the evolution of the arts from King Henry VII to Queen Elizabeth I between 1485 and 1603.
According to museum director Max Holin, “This is a great exhibition that recalls a scenic luxury and the convincing drama of the Tudor era.”
More than 100 items, including some of the most well-known portraits of kings including Henry VII, Mary I, and Elizabeth I, as well as knights’ shields, rugs, candelabra, and paintings, will be on exhibit until January 2023.
The British royal family exhibition at the New York Museum debuts.
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