Natalie Grueninger talks all things Tudor art with Dr Christina Faraday.
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I just LOVED this episode. So fascinating! I hope we will have Ms. Faraday back again. There was so much detailed information in this segment from what is Tudor art to creation to symbolism and more. I’m curious if the portrait of the gentleman with the ledger books would have been used or seen as some form of an advertisement for his work?