Elizabethan era (1558–1603) posters & prints

A Privy Chamber with Pipe and Tankard School English

Portrait of a Court Lady, 1560-70 Anthonis van Dashorst (c.1519-1576/77) Mor

Portrait of a Lady Francois Clouet

A Venetian courtesan English School

Portrait of Elizabeth Talbot, Countess of Shrewsbury, known as 'Bess of Hardwick' , 1592 Rowland Lockey

William Camden, c.1636 English School

Sir John Ashburnham 1593 Hieronymus Custodis

Kitchen Interiors English School

Unknown lady, c.1595-1600 Isaac Oliver

The Gelding of the Devil, an illustration from 'A Book of Roxburghe Ballads' English School

Of hope, 1569 English School

Portrait of Edward Coke Sarah Countess of Essex

Portrait of Elizabeth Sydenham, Lady Drake, c.1585 George Gower

Portrait of Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester English School

The Egerton Sisters, c.1601 English School

An Elizabethan Lord Mayor and Aldermen English School

State progress of Queen Elizabeth English School

Elizabethan judges in their robes Lucas de Heere

The Elvetham Entertainment of 1593-94 English School

Portrait of a Woman, traditionally identified as Mary Clopton of Kentwell Hall, Suffolk, c.1600 English School

Elizabethan garden Thomas Hill

William Parker, 4th Baron Monteagle and 11th Baron Morley John de Critz

Portrait of an Elizabethan Lady with a Parrot English School

Queen Elizabeth I, c.1575 School Netherlandish

A Procession of Queen Elizabeth I, c.1800-40 Robert (after) Peake

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I, c.1580 English School

Queen Elizabeth I arriving in Tilbury and the English defeat of the Spanish Armada of 1588 English School

Queen Elizabeth I, c.1600 English School

The Tomb of Elizabeth I, 1620 Dutch School

Queen Elizabeth I knighting Sir John Young on the steps of his property, The Great House, Bristol, 1910-20 Ernest Board

Elizabeth I, c.1588 George Gower

Queen Elizabeth and her Suitors English School

Portrait of Elizabeth Buxton c.1588-90 Robert

Portrait of Edmund Grindal Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Countess of Essex

Portrait of a Lady believed to be Elizabeth I, c.1580 English School

Elizabeth I Anonymous