(11) There is a sweetly pretty contemporary Tudor portrait, reputed to be that of Lady Jane Grey, in the possession of Colonel Horace Walpole, at Heckfield Place, Hants.
The Wyngaerde engraving has been frequently reproduced. In the Print Room at the British Museum there are no less than six variations of it. There are also engravings, more or less apocryphal, of Lady Jane by G. W. Krauss and G. C. Schmidt, 1782.
Engraved and fanciful portraits:—
Jane Grey, by G. Smerton, 1824.
Lady Jane Grey, by G. Buckland, 1776.
Lady Jane Grey, by Sherwin.
Lady Jane Grey presenting her prayer-book to Sir Thomas Brydges. Engraved by Wells. 1786.
Lady Jane Grey as Queen. By J. P. Simons.
Lady Jane Grey “From a contemporary miniature at Strawberry Hill,” by Vertue. (The original is now in the National Portrait Gallery.)
Lady Jane Grey. From a portrait in the possession of the Marquis of Buckingham. No name of engraver. She wears a velvet gown open at the throat to display a double chain with pendant cross. On table, large gold chalice.