#richard neville

[threesonsofyorks]

JAMES FRAIN as RICHARD NEVILLE, 16th EARL OF WARWICK in THE WHITE QUEEN (2013) | 1x02

#this could easily be TC announcing Elizabeth's birth to HVIII #GUESS WHAT YOUR MAJESTY... IT'S A GIRL #james frain #richard neville #jamesfrainedit #richardnevilledit #the white queen #period drama #periodramaedit #weloveperioddrama #onlyperioddramas #mine #twqedit #15th century #house of york #byfefa

[lady-arryn]

THE WHITE QUEEN 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY WEEK | Day 2 — favourite villain

#twq10 #tvedit #perioddramaedit #twqedit #the white queen #richard neville #james frain #** #*gif #*the white queen #i remember when me and my friend watched tudors for the first time #back in 2011ish #and for whatever reason #we both decided that our mvp of the show will be james frain #and proceed to watch this guys filmography #and we were both ecstatic that he was cast in another tudor show #this is so funny to me when i think about this #and super nostalgic #i miss you helena!

[isabelleneville]

@perioddramasource: PERIOD DRAMA APPRECIATION WEEK

Day One: Favourite Adaptation -  The White Queen

Adapted from the following works of Philippa Gregory:

The White Queen

The Red Queen

The Kingmaker's Daughter

#the white queen #twqedit #perioddramaedit #perioddramaweek2023 #rebecca ferguson #max irons #james frain #oscar kennedy #tom mckay #amanda hale #eleanor tomlinson #david oakes #aneurin barnard #faye marsay #freya mavor #michael marcus #my edits #elizabeth woodville #edward iv #richard neville #henry vii #jasper tudor #margaret beaufort #george plantagenet #richard iii #anne neville #elizabeth of york

[eve-to-adam]

Anne Beauchamp, 16th Countess of Warwick

Fashion character design.

#the wars of the roses #15th century #middle ages #medieval #medieval fashion #medieval costume #british history #sketch #digital art #my art #artists on tumblr #edward iv #elizabeth woodville #elizabeth of york #henry vii #henry vi #anne beauchamp #richard neville #isabel neville #richard iii #character design #the white queen #the white princess #plantagenets #royals #historical

[edwardslovelyelizabeth]

THE WHITE QUEEN 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY WEEK

Day Two - Favourite Villain: Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick

#the white queen #twq #twqedit #perioddramaedit #perioddramasource #weloveperioddrama #perioddramagif #twq10 #filmtvcentral #smallscreensource #cinematv #showedit #tvedit #james frain #earl of warwick #richard neville #my edit

[clove-pinks]

Richard Neville by William Dobson

oil on canvas, circa 1643 (NPG).

Two major thoughts here are: oooooh is that a wheel-lock pistol? And for this man being a Royalist, he has that mullet-thing going on with short bangs and layers that I associate with Puritans (who also had lots of hair, ignore the interpretations of 19th century artists who take "roundhead" too far).

Consider the story of Charles II's escape from Parliamentary forces, which he loved to recount. As part of his disguise, his hair was cut "leaving it short on top but long at the sides." ("My liege, no one will recognise you with this bummy Puritan haircut. Lmao.")

#17th century #hairstyles #1640s #english civil war #richard neville #historical hairstyles #royalists #follow me for more 17th century hairstyle hot takes #fr i want to make a Puritan Post about their hair

[manibolly]

Anthony Higgins The Draughtsman's Contract 1982.

Richard Neville really heartbroken 💔.

#anthony higgins #the draughtsman's contract #1982 #richard neville #heartbroken #💔

[theskeletonprior]

#this manga is making me climb the walls #Requiem of the Rose King #baraou no souretsu #spoilers #Earl of Warwick #Richard Neville #aesthetic inspo #Aya Kanno #obsessed with this page

[nileqt87]

Made what is undoubtedly the nerdiest fanvid I've ever done (see the end), featuring The White Queen and The White Princess.

#richard iii #edward iv #george duke of clarence #aneurin barnard #max irons #david oakes #anne neville #elizabeth woodville #isabel neville #the white queen #the white princess #sons of york #wars of the roses #richard x anne #edward x elizabeth #george x isabel #richard duke of gloucester #warwick the kingmaker #richard neville #margaret of burgundy #henry vi #margaret of anjou #margaret beaufort #henry vii #elizabeth of york #princes in the tower #edward v #margaret pole #edward of warwick #perkin warbeck

[cosmic-walkers]

I've just started watching the White Queen, while I like it, I do have opinions on Edward and Warwick's relationship. Basically, I can understand Edward marrying Elizabeth over Brona and I support that. But I also see why Warwick is mad at everything that happens after. Warwick is essentially attempting to keep the kingdom together, and he has been the one behind treaties and securing Edward's place on the throne. He fought with Edward with this idea that the two would work together but when Edward himself started to favor the Rivers family more - I can see why Warwick would be upset. Mainly, what I am speaking about is refusing to have his daughters married to Richard and Goerge - that made no sense to me, and then making a treaty with the Burgandy rather than the French. I do understand loyalty to the Rivers, especially since they are the royal family. But while I get the main idea was for Warwick to be seen as a scheming villain which...don't get me wrong, he was nasty for how he treated Elizabeth and what he did to her father and brother...I also feel that at a point, before he became power hungry, he was more concerned with keeping treaties and alliances rather than power. It's like he did at the end of the day just want to strengthen the kingdom and I feel Edward didn't get that.

This isn't to excuse the villain he became and his clear hatred toward Elizabeth, or the fact that he's a shit dad. I don't fault Elizabeth for not trusting him especially since she so many times attempted to extend the olive branch, and I do find her to be the ultimate victim to Edward's stupidity and Warwick's grasp for power.

#white queen #the white queen #richard neville #lord warwick #edward iv #WHAT WAS HE THINKING

[blackboar]

What exactly is Warwick's legacy dispute?

I assume you talk about Richard Neville, the Kingmaker considering the XVth century had three 'Warwick dispute'. There are two legacies around the Kingmaker, coveted mainly by his two sons-in-law. The material legacy are his immense estates, ranging form his Neville lordships in Northern England to his Midlands Beauchamp estates without forgetting the Spencer-Montagu lands. All this made him one of the biggest, richest landowners in England, having lands in many counties and a titanic annual income (around £ 5,400). Corollary to that was his vast pool of vassals, servants, and connexions which made him an immensely influential individual.

The second legacy is his legend, his aura, his myth. He's the Kingmaker. He's the one rebelling for the common good, the hero of the multitude, the pirate of the Channel, the mighty figure dealing with kings and cardinals. His popularity is genuine, and his fame is immense. His legacy is dangerous to kings, considering he overthrew both Edward IV and Henry VI on accusations of misrule and abuse and for common good.

Despite his betrayal, Clarence was his natural heir as son-in-law and could enter his inheritance and make sure Warwick wasn't attainted. That opened his succession without the taint of treason and fear of confiscation. Gloucester was a more discreet competitor. By Patent Letters, he won the Neville lordships that were in entail to the Neville male line. He simply took advantage from the attainder of the father's male heir, John Neville.

Gloucester played his cards well: he convinced Anne Neville to marry him and triggered a succession crisis against Clarence. He played around fears of Clarence's overmighty position as a rich royal family member married to a wealthy heiress.

The inheritance was so massive it eventually required a public Parliamentary legislation to partake it. Basically it:

Utterly excluded other competitors with little reserve. Warwick's wife was legally death. George Neville was excluded from inheritance through his father's attainder, a highly unusual move.

Partake the inheritance mainly in favor of Clarence: he won both earldoms. and most southern lands but Richard won his offices and the Northern estates not as royal grants but marriage estates.

So that's it, Clarence won? Not really considering Richard managed to sneak more advantage following Clarence's death in 1478. He won back the Ealrdom of Salisbury for his son and many offices. More importantly, he successfully presented himself as Warwick's heir in the North, attracting his massive retinue that would help him all the way to usurpation.

As for his legend, it was caught by both. Clarence used it to shore up his popularity, Gloucester revived it in 1483 to overthrow a government and a king.

#Warwick inheritance #Kingmaker #Richard Neville #Edward IV #Clarence #Gloucester

[shakespearenews]

Alive, then dead, then alive again

When there was no male heir, there could be legal and other, sometimes violent, disputes over who should inherit. Richard Neville, the sixteenth Earl of Warwick, known as The Kingmaker, managed to gain control of the Dispenser and Beauchamp estates his wife, Anne, inherited from her parents, despite Anne’s half-sisters and their husbands also attempting to claim a share.

Such was the wealth and size of the estates, that after Richard Neville’s death at the Battle of Barnet in 1471, Parliament declared Anne legally dead so that her estates could be divided between her two daughters, Isabel and Anne. This meant their husbands – Edward IV’s brothers – George and Richard, could take control. Anne Beauchamp spent many years in the custody of her son-in-law, Richard III. However, after Henry VII won the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, Parliament declared Anne alive again and she was restored to her lands. In return, Anne gave several manors to the Duchy of Cornwall, including the Cornish manors of Helston Tony and Carnanton (Catalogue ref: E 40/11056).

#shakespeare #william shakespeare #richard iii #lady anne #warwick #early of warwick #richard neville #inheritance #clarence

[isabelleneville]

#the white queen #twqedit #perioddramaedit #david oakes #max irons #aneurin barnard #janet mcteer #amanda hale #rebecca ferguson #faye marsay #james frain #my edits #george plantagenet #edward iv #richard iii #jacquetta woodville #margaret beaufort #elizabeth woodville #anne neville #richard neville #another rare promo I have found

[eve-to-adam]

Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick

&

Jacquetta of Luxembourg

#the wars of the roses #15th century #medieval #middle ages #british history #medieval fashion #historical #character design #digital art #artists on tumblr #my art #edward iv #elizabeth woodville #elizabeth of york #jacquetta of luxembourg #richard neville #isabel neville #henry vi #richard iii #the white queen #the white princess #plantagenets #royals

[denimbex1986]

As someone who 'works' within the media and has rattled a few cages with my opinions online (though certainly not to the extent Richard and his colleagues did with Oz), I rather enjoyed Hippie Hippie Shake. Cillian Murphy and Sienna Miller shot the film adaptation of it over a decade ago but it has yet to see the light of day - particularly given the increased interest in Cillian and his career following the release of Oppenheimer, I really hope it gets shared with the world sooner rather than later.

#Richard Neville #Oz #Hippie Hippie Shake #Oppenheimer #Cillian Murphy #Sienna Miller

[toreii]

Requiem of the Rose King: The Queen and the Rose Knight chapter 12 - Margaret & Henry

DO NOT REPOST OR UPLOAD ELSEWHERE! This is a fan translation. I apologize for any mistakes in my translations. I tried my best! Please show your support to Aya-sensei by purchasing her manga!

Aya-sensei has wrapped up Margaret’s story, and she absolutely delivered in this final chapter. I was rather curious if we would get to see this scene between Margaret and Henry, and how Prince Edward of Lancaster was conceived. Only for the sole purpose of maintaining Lancastrian rule, and keeping York far, far away from the crown.

My only gripe with this arc is that we do not see Suffolk’s head roll. Margaret does confess her feelings, they share a kiss, and she sees him off. But, as Warwick mentions, his head will indeed roll. Somerset is next on the list.

I hope we get an English translation of this story soon. She isn’t my favorite, but I did enjoy seeing Margaret grow into the cold, calculating queen we know her as in the main story. Loved seeing all the new characters especially William, the Duke of Suffolk.

As of now, I think Aya-sensei is getting ready to focus on a Whitey arc? I think that’s what I saw last update. Correct me if I’m wrong. But, she has a lot to work with, and I know fans absolutely loved Somerset, so maybe we could get stories with him? Any ROTRK guy catch your interest? Aside from the popular characters, of course.

#requiem of the rose king #requiem of the rose king gaiden #薔薇王の葬列 #the queen and the rose knight #margaret of anjou #henry vi #richard of york #richard neville #earl of warwick #somerset #translations not 100% accurate