King's Antechamber and Tulip Staircase, Queen's House (Custom Print) Frame:Black satin Artist: Andrew Morton

Artist: Andrew Morton

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King's Antechamber and Tulip Staircase, Queen's House (Custom Print) Frame:Black satin Artist: Andrew MortonView of a section of the Tulip Stairs in the Queen's House, Greenwich, after a 2016 restoration. The Queen's House was commissioned by Anne of Denmark, wife of James I (reigned 1603 1625). James was often at the Tudor Palace of Greenwich, where the Old Royal Naval College now stands it was as important a residence of the early Stuart dynasty as it had been for the Tudors. In 1616, Anne commissioned Inigo Jones (1573 1652), who had risen to fame as a