152K views · 17K reactions | Delaroche shows the final moments of the blindfolded Lady Jane as she pleads, ‘What shall I do? Where is the block?’  Join us as we take a closer look at Paul Delaroche’s ‘The Execution of Lady Jane Grey’. #ArtHistory #LadyJaneGrey #NationalGallery | National Gallery | Facebook

On the 12th February 1554, there was an execution at The Tower of London. The execution of Britain's first Queen - Queen Jane, formerly known as Lady Jane Grey. She was just sixteen years old. Helen Castor is now on a mission to find out how this pious young woman, who was not born an heir to any throne, came to such a cruel end. England's Forgotten Queen: The Life and Death of Lady Jane Grey tonight 7:30pm AEST. | HISTORY

66K views · 861 reactions | The Execution of Lady Jane Grey | History By Lynny | Facebook

Who was Lady Jane Grey ‘the nine days Queen’? #LadyJaneGrey #ninedaysqueen #Tudors #16thcentury #maryi #historyfacts #historywithamy #royalhistory #historyfacts #history | History with Amy

Lady Jane Grey 👑, known as the "Nine Days’ Queen," was a brilliant and devout young woman 📖✝️. Thrust onto the throne at just 16, she became a pawn in deadly Tudor power struggles ⚔️. Her reign was short-lived, ending in betrayal and tragedy 💔. Executed at 17, Jane’s story remains one of innocence caught in the storm of ambition and politics 🌪️🕊️. | History Roadshow