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2. en.wikipedia.org › Coronation_of_Mary_I_of_EnglandCoronation of Mary I of England - Wikipedia

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   Mary I of England enthroned by angels depicted on a 1553 plea roll, with flowing hair. The revels accounts include fabric for costumes for a play to be performed during Mary's coronation feasts, which included a good and a bad angel with a personification of the Genus Humanum.

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   Jul 24, 2018 · A WOMAN OF THE TIME OF QUEEN MARY - 1553-1558. This Tudor costume history information consists of Pages 283-290 of the chapter on the mid-16th century Tudor dress in the 5 YEAR REIGN of Mary - 1553-1558, and taken from English Costume by Dion Clayton Calthrop.

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   Jul 7, 2019 · Mary I of England wears just such a gown, with a highly ornate cloth-of-gold forepart, in a 1554 portrait (Fig. 5). The same silhouette can be seen in two other portraits of women at the English court (Figs. 6-7).

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   According to the Venetian ambassador, Giacomo Soranzo, Mary's costume as queen involved, arraying herself elegantly and magnificently, and her garments are of two sorts; the one, a gown such as men wear, but fitting very close, with an under-petticoat which has a very long train; and this is her ordinary costume, being also that of the ...

6. www.historyextra.com › period › tudorMary I: a highly impressive queen cut off in her prime

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   Dec 16, 2014 · After Mary’s death, the coronation robes of England’s first queen were hastily refurbished – with a new bodice and sleeves – to fit its second. This outfit was just one of many things Elizabeth borrowed from her predecessor.

7. kids.kiddle.co › Coronation_of_Mary_I_of_EnglandCoronation of Mary I of England Facts for Kids

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   Several details of Mary's costume, the vocabulary used for fabrics, and the costume changes of Mary's coronation follow closely the order of her parents' coronation in 1509. When Elizabeth I was crowned in 1559, she reused some of Mary's clothes, The clothes were altered by the tailor Walter Fyshe.

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   Who changed Mary's clothes when she was crowned in 1559?

   • When Elizabeth I was crowned in 1559, she reused some of Mary's clothes, which were altered by the tailor Walter Fyshe.

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   What was Mary's dress like at the royal entry?

   • The ladies of Mary's household were dressed in three kinds of fabric, according to status, having at the Royal Entry crimson damask, satin, and velvet. Noailles explains that these red fabrics were used for their horse mantles or cloths, and their gowns at the entry were silver and gold.

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   What did Mary do during her reign?

   • Despite the brevity of her reign, Mary extended royal authority in the localities, managed her parliament, rebuilt the navy, reorganised the militia and laid the foundations for reform of the coinage and the restructuring of the economy.

   Mary I: a highly impressive queen cut off in her prime

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   What girdle did Mary wear?

   • Mary wore a girdle around her waist, sometimes with a descending extension attached to a jewel, pomander, or book. One girdle had 15 diamonds and 15 rubies in pairs, alternating with the "words" or motto of the Order of the Garter, "Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense" in black enamel with 3 diamonds.

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9. marytudor.netMary Tudor – Queen Mary I, Bloody Mary

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   Mary Tudor, Mary I, or Bloody Mary, was the eldest child of Henry VIII and the only living child of his first wife Katherine of Aragon. The story of her life is one of the most fascinating in English history.