Anne of Cleves

Anne of Cleves Road, Dartford

Westminster Abbey

A mediaeval building in Melton Mowbray, dating from the 1380s, when it was a chantry house for priests - it is next to St Mary's church. By the 1540s it was owned by Thomas Cromwell, who lost his head after arranging his boss Henry VIII's disastrous 5th marriage, to Anne of Cleves, who received the place as part of the divorce settlement. There is no evidence that she ever paid a visit here though. It's now a not-bad pub; the sign here show Anne with King Henry and his cronies [Cromwell and Cranmer?] above.

Triptychon der Rosenkranzbruderschaft painting depicting the family of Duke John III of Cleves.

Anne of Cleves (in black) with her siblings Amalia of Cleves (in pink), and William V of Cleves depicted in the Códice de trajes.

Tomb of Queen Anne of Cleves

Anne of Cleves

Anne of Cleeves label QS:Len,"Anne of Cleeves"

A portrait of Anne of Cleves holding two pinks, one white one reddish, and rosemary and the jewels and clothing of a Duchess of Cleves