Anna Romana Wright Reading By Candlelight (c.1795). Joseph Wright Of Derby (English, 1734-1797).Oil On

Anna Romana Wright reading by candlelight (c.1795). Joseph Wright of Derby (English, 1734-1797). Oil on canvas. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. 

Returning to Derby from Rome in 1777, Wright found a steady stream of portrait clients, whom he satisfied with more penetrating characterizations, more complex iconography, more subdued coloring, and, frequently, literary themes.

Geneviève Bujold as Anne Boleyn (Anne of the Thousand Days, 1969)

Friedrich von Amerling, Girl in Profile with Blank Mantilla, date unknown

I know you're a Charles II fan, so I'm asking if you've been to the Boscobel house? I would like to go there someday as I love visiting historic homes and stuff where famous people and historical figures have lived.

Yes, I've been to Boscobel! I took some pics:

This is the ancestor of the oak tree that Charles II hid in when he was trying to avoid the Roundheads:

Here's one of the priest-holes that Charles hid in. He was over 6ft and this priest-hole is tiny and not very tall so he had to stoop for about 48 hours:

And this mound in the garden is from the 17th century. A mound in the garden was a French idea; you can sit on top of it and observe your beautiful garden. Charles II actually sat on this mound on his second day hiding in Boscobel, and he read love poetry whilst the Penderell brothers kept watch:

Aneurin Barnard as Richard III in THE WHITE QUEEN (2013)