CLEAN : Royal portraits get 500 year reunion

The video discusses a portrait initially identified as Catherine Parr, questioning its accuracy based on costume dates. It highlights her depiction as Queen of England, focusing on her gold cloth costume. The video also considers the historical context, suggesting the portrait's appropriateness for its time, despite potential retrospective opinions from figures like Henry VIII.

How does the identification of the portrait as Catherine Parr relate to the dates of the costume?

In what way does the portrait depict Catherine Parr as Queen of England?

What is the significance of the gold cloth costume in the portrait of Catherine Parr?

What might Henry VIII's opinion have been regarding the portrayal of Catherine Parr in the portrait?

Why is it considered appropriate for the two images to be painted together during that time?