Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I

Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I

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Experimental History – Sarah A. Bendall

1592 – Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger, Elizabeth I (1533-1601), Queen of England

Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I? Speculating about the appearance of Gloriana through Dress Reconstruction – Sarah A. Bendall

Tailor's - Catany, Dress of Marie de Medici, part 8 Elizabethan clothing, Renaissance fashion, 16th century clothing

The MISSING Body Of Elizabeth I

Queen Elizabeth I 415-year-old funeral corset is restored

Elizabeth I Effigy Bodies Reconstruction – Sarah A. Bendall

Dame Filmer Bodies, c. 1630-1650 Reconstruction Part One: The Pattern & Materials – Sarah A. Bendall

Elizabeth I Effigy Bodies Reconstruction Part Five: The Finished Product & Afterthoughts – Sarah A. Bendall

Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I? Speculating about the appearance of Gloriana through Dress Reconstruction – Sarah A. Bendall

Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I? Speculating about the appearance of Gloriana through Dress Reconstruction – Sarah A. Bendall

19 Queen Elizabeth Is Funeral Corset To Go On Show At New Abbey Museum Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images

The cloth corset worn in 1603 by the funeral effigy of Queen Elizabeth I will be displayed this year at Westminster Abbey

Effigy Bodies: did they really belong to Elizabeth I? Speculating about the appearance of Gloriana through Dress Reconstruction – Sarah A. Bendall