With the Tate exhibition opening tomorrow, there has been another burst of articles about Holbein and his art. Here’s a round-up!<\/p>\n
Holbein’s pen and ink portrait of Sir Thomas More and his family will be on display in the exhibition:<\/p>\n
BBC: Tate displays rare More portrait<\/a><\/p>\n The Guardian: Renaissance man comes home<\/a>: Intimate portrait of Sir Thomas More and family returns after nearly 500 years<\/p>\n Times Online: Holbein’s pen-and-ink drawing returns Thomas More to London<\/a><\/p>\n Additional articles:<\/p>\n Guardian: Face to face with death<\/a>: Many of Holbein’s subjects were executed by Henry VIII; his portraits of them are elegiac, yet hypnotically full of life. [Slideshow with this article]<\/p>\n Telegraph: An eye into the soul<\/a>: As Tate Britain’s outstanding new show demonstrates, Holbein’s portraits of even the plainest sitter shimmer irresistibly with an emotional truth. [Slideshow with this article]<\/p>\n Bloomberg: Overweight Henry VIII Stars in Holbein Exhibit at Tate Britain<\/a><\/p>\n Channel 4: Henry’s family portraits on show<\/a> [Video report]<\/p>\n Guardian: Holbein’s lady sheds light on court life<\/a><\/p>\n