Portrait of Anne Boleyn, probably based on a contemporary portrait which no longer survives.

Gedenktafel an Anne Boleyn in Briis-sous-Forges im Département Essonne (Île-de-France)

Thomas Boleyn’s letter to Margaret of Austria recalling his daughter Anne Boleyn, written from Greenwich on 14th August 1514 - Hever Castle

The King and Queen, Marlborough Place, Brighton, City of Brighton and Hove, England. An 18th-century pub rebuilt in extravagant Mock Tudor style by local architects Clayton & Black in the early 1930s. This picture shows Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn on a painted panel, overlaying the former Watney's Brewery title. Listed at Grade II by English Heritage (NHLE Code 1381770)

Anne Boleyn

Apollo and the Muses on Parnassus. Pen in black, over traces of black pencil, with grey, blue, and brown wash, 42.1 × 38.4 cm, Kupferstichcabinett, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Holbein's design is for a street tableau for the coronation eve procession of Anne Boleyn on 31 May 1533. He was commissioned by the Hanseatic merchants of the Steelyard, a complex of offices, warehouses, and dwellings on the north bank of the Thames near his lodgings. Having secretly married Anne in January, Henry VIII demanded that spectacular demonstrations of loyalty be staged for her coronation, and many pageants, tableaux, and arches lined the route as she was carried in a litter from the Tower of London to Westminster. Holbein designed an impressive edifice, which was constructed on the corner of Gracechurch Street. According to an observer, "Therein was the Mount Parnassus, with the fountain of Helicon, which was of white marble, and four streams without pipe did rise an ell high, and met together in a little cup above the fountain, which fountain ran abundantly with Rhenish wine till night. On the mountain sat Apollo and at his feet sat Calliope; and on every side of the mountain sat four muses, playing on several sweet instruments, and all their jests, epigrams and poesies were written in golden letters, in the which every muse according to her property praised the queen". (Reference: Derek Wilson, Hans Holbein: Portrait of an Unknown Man, London: Pimlico, 2006, ISBN 1844139182.)

ANNA BOLEYN.

Site of the scaffold in front of St. Peter's Chapel at the Tower of London. Inscription: On this site stood a scaffold on which were executed: Queen Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII 19 May 1536; Margaret, Countess of Salisbury, last Plantagenet princess, 28 may 1541; Queen Katherine Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII, 13 Feb 1542; Jane, Viscountess Rochford, wife of Anne Boleyn's brother, 13 Feb 1542; Lady Jane Grey, uncrowned Queen of 9 days, 12 Feb 1554; Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, 25 Feb 1601; Lord Hastings was also beheaded near the spot in 1483.

Anne Boleyn doll

Grave of Anne Boleyn, née Hoo. Brass rubbings were lost in the 16th century.