Henry VIII print dino Stillman presents a more ambiguous

Stillman presents a more ambiguous woman than the stone-hearted woman from Dante's poems

stripey body and loves being cuddled by children of all ages

Although scary looking with its unappetising spikes

a cute button nose and embroidered eyes

Henry VIII print dino Stillman presents a more ambiguousA reproduction of the portrait of Henry VIII by Hans Holbein the Younger (1497 1543) (workshop of) from the Walker Art Gallery collection. This portrait conveys the immense power and authority of Henry VIII. Henry VIII's fatness here is a sign of his power, with his barrel chest and his feet placed firmly apart. His hand hovers near his dagger and he fixes us with his cruel gaze.