New find puts Anne Boleyn in the picture

The only undisputed portrait of the queen has been an image stamped into a 4cm-wide lump of lead held in the British Museum known as The Moost Happi medal. Other paintings have courted controversy with experts disagreeing about their authenticity.
But now computer technology has highlighted one picture, the Nidd Hall Portrait, that seems to be a genuine painting of Anne even though it was previously thought by some to depict another of Henry’s wives, Jane Seymour. The same facial recognition software indicated that other portraits of the beheaded queen, including one hanging in the National Portrait Gallery, are actually nothing of the sort.