England, Leeds Castle - Queen's Gallery

The video explores historical elements of a room dating back to 1520, featuring the Lumley busts, the only surviving contemporary statues of the Tudor dynasty. It discusses improvements made to the gallery during Henry VIII's time, including the addition of large Bay windows. The floor, largely made of Ebony, was installed by Lady Bailey in 1927. A painting of Henry VIII's departure for the Field of the Cloth of Gold is also highlighted, showing the courtiers who stayed at Leeds estate before leaving for Dover.

What is unique about the four Lumley busts mentioned in the video?

• They were created by Leonardo da Vinci.

• They are the only surviving contemporary group of Tudor statues.

• They depict the Plantagenet dynasty.

• They are made of gold.

What significant architectural change was made to the gallery during Henry VIII's reign?

• A new staircase was built.

• The ceiling was lowered.

• Large Bay windows were added.

• The gallery was painted red.

What material is predominantly used in the magnificent floor of the room?

• Oak

• Ebony

• Marble

• Pine

Who was responsible for the installation of the fruit wood in the room's floor?

• Sir Thomas More

• Lady Bailey

• King Henry VIII

• Queen Elizabeth I

What event is depicted in the painting of Henry VIII's departure from Dover?

• The signing of the Magna Carta

• The Battle of Bosworth

• The tournament of the Field of the Cloth of Gold

• The coronation of Queen Elizabeth I