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"Kenilworth Castle" - Google News

Kenilworth Castle collection takes fresh look at Elizabeth I - BBC
Taskmaster-style experience for all the family coming to Kenilworth Castle - WarwickshireWorld
How a royal visit kicked off a new trend for the super-rich: Clear glass windows - Binghamton University
'First there is trust, then passion, then death': Why the 'Virgin Queen' never married - BBC
Artwork to explore why Elizabeth I would not marry Robert Dudley - The Guardian
Warwickshire town plans celebrations to mark 450 years since Elizabeth I visit - Yahoo.co
Remember, remember: Where can students watch fireworks this Bonfire Night? - The Boar
The eerie Wicked Game sculpture exhibition at Kenilworth Castle - in pictures - Birmingham Live
Update on search for John Taylor - Warwickshire Police

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<p>Warwickshire</p>

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<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p><a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/boxbrownie3/54658973515/" title="The Wicked Game at Kenilworth Castle"><img src="https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54658973515_a6e8be8069_m.jpg" width="240" height="201" alt="The Wicked Game at Kenilworth Castle" /></a></p>

<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p>In the evening sunlight</p>

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<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p>A new art installation of "powerful and macabre" ceramic sculptures marks the 450th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s 19-day visit to Kenilworth Castle. The temporary artwork by acclaimed contemporary artist, Lindsey Mendick, is on display in the Great Hall until 31 October 2025. The installation explores a new perspective on Queen Elizabeth I’s relationship with her courtier and long-term suitor Robert Dudley, and her strategies for maintaining authority from the epicentre of a Tudor power struggle.<br />
The artwork explores challenging themes through powerful sculptural work that may not be suitable for all audiences! <br />
Historical and mythological figures are portrayed as animals and are the work of award-winning artist Lindsey Mendick.<br />
English Heritage says it explores the "personal and political power struggles of Elizabeth's rule" and her relationship with long-term suitor Robert Dudley, the owner of the castle.<br />
The Queen appears as a lion in the display and Dudley as a bear, with the statues arranged around the Great Hall in the appearance of a game of chess.<br />
Another character to make an appearance is Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth's mother. She appears as a fox, kneeling before her executioner, who appears as a ferocious dog.<br />
There are more than a dozen scenes, which English Heritage says "capture the nature of Elizabeth's reign, her 'battle of wits' and the complex political games she played to maintain her authority during her 45-year reign".</p>

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<p>Warwickshire, England.<br />
The castle was founded in 1122 and added to up until the 16th century.</p>

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