An English renaissance decorative motif which consisted of a conventional five-petal rose with a smaller rose set in its center. It was the roayl emblem of England, and symbolized the marriage of Henry VII of Lancaster (the red rose) to Elizabeth of York (the white rose).
A stylized double rose found in the Tudor badge, normally white on red
Ornament in the shape of a conventionalized rose. Symbolic of the English Tudor royalty.
Carved conventionalized rose motif, symbolic of the Tudors.
The Tudor rose also known as an English Rose. It is a traditional heraldric emblem of England and takes its name and origins from the Tudor dynasty.
Tudor Rose is a 1936 British film starring Cedric Hardwicke and Nova Pilbeam and directed by Robert Stevenson. Upon its release in the United States it was given the title Nine Days a Queen. An interesting point is that some young actors who went on to become famous play relatively minor parts: John Mills plays Guilford Dudley, and John Laurie plays John Knox.
