The so-called Houghton portrait, alleged to be of Lady Jane Grey. Similar to the 1590s Streatham portrait from the NPG, and likely based on the same (lost) original. The existence of three known copies of the same original suggest that the sitter was high-profile and popular (adding weight to the Jane Grey hypothesis).
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