The origins of this painting are unclear. It is owned by the Society of Antiquaries of London and appears to be a pendant to a portrait of Henry VIII by the same artist. It must then show Jane as Queen, rather than as a Lady in waiting to previous queens. While the pose is similar to the Holbein prep sketch, it is so different in detail that it may constitute the result of a different ad vivum portrait sitting. It may date from Jane's lifetime or slightly thereafter (1540s). In either case, accords perfectly with Jane's other images: She is small, blonde, blue-eyed, sharp-nosed, small mouthed, and somewhat weak chinned. New information on this image (April 09) indicates that it does date from Jane's lifetime and was probably from life: Portrait painted in about 1536, by an artist from the ‘Cast Shadow Workshop’. Oil on panel. Collection of the Society of Antiquaries of London. ©The Society of Antiquaries of London / Bridgeman Art Library