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Portraits of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer


Thomas Cranmer, 1546, by Gerlach Flicke. NPG.
Thomas Cranmer, 1546.
Gerlach Flicke.
©National Portrait Gallery
Thomas Cranmer, c. 1560. Unknown Artist.  Lambeth Palace.
Thomas Cranmer, c.1560.
Unknown Artist.
Lambeth Palace.

King Henry VIII and King Edward VI Suppress the Pope, c. 1570. NPG.
"King Henry VIII and King Edward VI Suppress the Pope", c. 1570.
Artist Unknown. © National Portrait Gallery.
From the left: Edward Seymour, Protector Somerset next to Edward;
Thomas Seymour, Lord Sudeley; Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury;
John Russell, Earl of Bedford. Bottom: John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland.




Later Depictions of Thomas Cranmer:


The Arrest of Thomas Cranmer
The Arrest of Thomas Cranmer.
From Foxe's Acts and Monuments aka Book of Martyrs.

The Burning of Thomas Cranmer
The Burning of Thomas Cranmer.
From Foxe's Acts and Monuments aka Book of Martyrs.

Henry VIII Suppresses the Pope, plate from Foxe's Book of Martyrs, 4th ed.
Henry VIII Suppresses the Pope.
From Foxe's Book of Martyrs.


The Reformation: An engraving with the major reformers represented. NPG.
The Reformation, 16th-c.
©National Portrait Gallery

Thomas Cranmer Burnt. 19th-century book illustration
Thomas Cranmer Burnt.
19th-century book illustration.




Statues of Thomas Cranmer:

Statue of Thomas Cranmer by Francis Stephens at St. George's, Headstone, Harrow
Headstone, Harrow, UK
Statue of Cranmer outside St. Mary the Virgin Church, Oxford
Oxford, UK


Thomas Cranmer Stained Glass Windows:

Thomas Cranmer Stained Glass Window, Cambridge
Cambridge, UK
Thomas Cranmer Stained Glass Window, Christ Church, Little Rock, AR
Little Rock, AR



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Detail of Norden's Map of the Bankside, 1593
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Westminster in the Seventeenth Century, by Hollar
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