This show at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery uses portraits, letters, clothes and elaborate jewellery to evoke the ...

King James VI & I has long been traduced as an effeminate, slobbering fool. But 400 years after his death, history is being ...

The young James became king when he was just 13 months old, after his mother Mary, Queen of Scots was forced to abdicate. He died in England on March 27, 1625. The exhibition runs until Sunday ...

The National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait will be opening their latest exhibition on Saturday 26th April 2025 entitled The ...

A new scent has been created to evoke the life and times of James VI and I as part of a major exhibition on the “often misunderstood” monarch born to Mary, Queen of Scots. James VI became king ...

The letter was written by the young monarch at the age of seven, thanking his guardian's wife for sending him fruit.

The first known letter written by King James VI of Scotland - penned when he was no more than seven years old - is to go on display later this month. The rare document - held by National Records ...

A childhood thank you letter written by King James VI of Scotland aged seven is to go on show later this month as part of a new exhibition. In the letter, the first known to have been written by ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A childhood thank-you letter written by King James VI of Scotland aged seven is to go on show later this month as part of a new exhibition.