Dr Fecknam trying to convert Lady Jane Grey to the Romish faith Portrait Print

Dr Fecknam trying to convert Lady Jane Grey to the Romish faith NPG D36331

© National Portrait Gallery, London

by John Ogborne, published by Thomas Simpson, published by Darling & Thompson, after James Northcote

This print is based on a second composition of Lady Jane Grey and Feckenham by James Northcote. Instead of the relative naturalism of the oil painting, the episode is here presented as a gothic horror. The guard is replaced by a cleric holding the crossed keys of St Peter and a monstrance holding the Eucharistic Host of the Catholic Church. Lady Jane's exposed neck and Feckenham's threatening posture anticipate the headsman's swing at her execution.

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