Discover the remarkable women behind one of history’s most famous royal stories with The Six Wives of Henry VIII Statue Collection. This finely detailed collection brings together Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr—six women whose lives became entwined with royal ambition, religious change and the struggle for a Tudor heir.
The collection includes a FREE statue of King Henry VIII, creating a complete seven-figure display that brings this dramatic chapter of English history to life.
Every statue measures 25cm tall and 15cm wide and is manufactured from plastic with a bronze-effect finish, capturing the classic appearance of traditional bronze sculpture. Each figure stands on a white stone-effect plastic base, providing an elegant, coordinated presentation for your collection.
Catherine of Aragon – The Devoted Queen
Henry VIII’s first wife and the mother of Mary I, Catherine of Aragon was a Spanish princess whose marriage to Henry lasted almost twenty-four years. Respected for her intelligence, faith and determination, she served as regent during Henry’s campaign in France in 1513. Her refusal to accept the annulment of their marriage became central to the crisis that led to England’s break with Rome.
Anne Boleyn – The Queen Who Changed History
Henry VIII’s second wife and the mother of Elizabeth I, Anne Boleyn stood at the heart of one of the greatest upheavals in English royal history. Their marriage in 1533 accompanied England’s rejection of papal authority. Intelligent and influential, Anne supported religious reform, but her position collapsed when she was accused of adultery, incest and treason. She was executed in 1536 on charges widely regarded as unfounded.
Jane Seymour – The Mother of the Tudor Heir
Henry VIII’s third wife, Jane Seymour gave birth to his only legitimate son, the future Edward VI, in October 1537. Her success in providing the long-awaited male heir secured her a special place in Henry’s memory, but she died from complications shortly after childbirth. She was the only one of his wives to be buried beside him at St George’s Chapel, Windsor.
Anne of Cleves – The Independent Survivor
Henry VIII’s fourth wife, Anne of Cleves came to England as part of a diplomatic marriage arranged to strengthen ties with Protestant German states. Their marriage in January 1540 was annulled just six months later. Anne accepted the settlement and received property, income and the title of the king’s “beloved sister.” She remained in England and outlived Henry and all five of his other wives.
Catherine Howard – The Young Queen
Henry VIII’s fifth wife, Catherine Howard married the king in 1540. A cousin of Anne Boleyn, she rose quickly from a position in Anne of Cleves’s household to become queen. Her marriage ended amid allegations concerning her earlier relationships and an affair during her time as queen. Executed in 1542, her story remains a poignant example of the vulnerability of young women within the Tudor court.
Catherine Parr – The Learned Queen
Henry VIII’s sixth and final wife, Catherine Parr married the king in 1543 and survived him when he died in 1547. An accomplished author and supporter of religious reform, she helped reconcile Henry with his daughters, Mary and Elizabeth, and took an active interest in the royal children’s education. She also served as regent during Henry’s final campaign in France, demonstrating her political ability and the trust placed in her.
FREE King Henry VIII Statue
Complete your royal display with the included Henry VIII statue. Remembered for his six marriages, the English Reformation and his commanding royal image, Henry remains one of England’s most recognisable monarchs. Displayed alongside his wives, this complimentary figure forms the centrepiece of a collection exploring the people behind the Tudor court’s enduring fascination.
Collection Features:
Seven statues in total: all six wives plus a FREE King Henry VIII statue
Each statue measures 25cm tall and 15cm wide
All figures manufactured from bronze-effect plastic
Each statue mounted on a white stone-effect plastic base
A coordinated display for collectors of Tudor and royal history
An ideal gift for history enthusiasts
Suitable for display in homes, offices, libraries and study rooms
The Six Wives of Henry VIII Statue Collection is a striking tribute to six distinct women whose influence and legacies extend far beyond their marriages. Bring their stories together in a royal display celebrating one of the most compelling chapters in English history.