Upcoming Events
Elizabeth I: Queen & Court at Philip Mould & Co.
Open to all
I am so delighted to be involved in the forthcoming exhibition ‘Elizabeth I: Queen & Court’, which will run from 14th May to 10th July at Philip Mould & Co. Gallery. Mark your diaries now for this very special exhibition showcasing some rarely-seen paintings from private collections.
Waterstones: In Conversation with Wendy Holden
Open to all
Join me and Wendy Holden at Waterstones on Gower Street for a discussion led by Suzi Feay on the influence of Hans Holbein over the Tudor Court.
Chelsea History Festival
I will be participating in a talk at the National Army Museum on October 4th as part of the Chelsea History Festival.
Stay tuned for details.
Warwick Words History Festival: Talk on Holbein
Open to all
The 2026 Warwick Words History Festival takes place from Monday 5 to Sunday 11 October, and on 8 October I will be giving a talk.
Off the Shelf Festival of Words
Open to all
Dr. Elizabeth Goldring will be participating in this year’s iteration of the Off the Shelf Festival of Words
Wells Festival of Literature: Talk on Holbein
Open to all
This year the festival will take place from 16 to 24 October 2026. Stay tuned for more information.
Coughton Court: Talk on Holbein
Open to all
Dr. Elizabeth Goldring will be giving a talk on Holbein at St Peter’s Church in Coughton. The programme of events also includes a tour of Coughton Court by the Throckmortons and afternoon tea in the gardens (weather-permitting).
Wolf Hall Weekend: ‘In Conversation’ with Elizabeth Norton
Open to all
Dr. Elizabeth Goldring will be joining an interactive panel at Wolf Hall Weekend this summer.
The Lord Leycester: May Smart Talk
Open to all
Professor Elizabeth Goldring introduces her critically acclaimed new book Holbein: Renaissance Master (2025) with a beautifully illustrated talk about the life and art of Hans Holbein the Younger: court painter to Henry VIII and the man who, more than any other, has shaped our views of the Tudors.
Althorp Literary Festival: ‘Holbein’ Talk & Signing
Open to all
I am so thrilled to be on the line-up for this year’s Althorp Literary Festival to be held Friday 8th May through Sunday 10th May at beautiful, historic Althorp House in Northhamptonshire.
National Portrait Gallery: Lunchtime Conversation
Open to all
Join art historian Elizabeth Goldring in conversation with the National Portrait Gallery’s Senior Curator of Research and 16th-Century Collections Charlotte Bolland, to discuss the life, work and legacy of Renaissance master Hans Holbein the Younger (c. 1497-1543), court painter to Henry VIII.
The Colony Club: In Conversation About 'Holbein'
Club members and their guests only
Dr. Elizabeth Goldring spoke at The Colony Club in New York ‘In Conversation’ with club members about Holbein: Renaissance Master.
The Frick Collection: Talk with Aimee Ng
Open to Frick Contributing Fellows, Contributing Young Fellows, and above
Contributing Fellows, Contributing Young Fellows, and above are invited to join Aimee Ng, Peter Jay Sharp Chief Curator, for a discussion on Dr. Elizabeth Goldring’s upcoming book Holbein: Renaissance Master.
Artscapades: In Conversation on Holbein
Open to all
Join ARTscapades for a lively discussion as art historian Elizabeth Goldring chats with Michael Prodger, associate editor at the New Statesman, about her definitive biography of Hans Holbein the Younger (c.1497-1543), the artist who, more than any other, has shaped our image of the Tudor court for five hundred years.
Paul Mellon Centre: Book Night
Open to all
Join us for Book Night at the Paul Mellon Centre, where we will celebrate our latest publications by asking authors to discuss their research and answer questions about their books.
National Gallery: Writing 'Holbein: Renaissance Master'
Friends of the National Gallery only
Dr. Elizabeth Goldring will be in conversation with Matthew Morgan, talking about the research and writing of her new book Holbein: Renaissance Master.
National Gallery: Lunchtime Talk
Open to all
Elizabeth Goldring introduces her new definitive biography of Hans Holbein the Younger who, more than any other, has shaped our image of the Tudor court.