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Bleak and gloomy tones

Depicts a sense of hopelessness and grief

Potentially a piece that could be used in the theatrical adaptation of Arden of Feversham

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Romantic themes with elements of love and emotional declarations

A famous piece that represents traditional English folk music

Contains sexual connotations

Lady Green Sleeves was a promiscuous young woman, perhaps even a prostitute

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A girl laments, "I am afraid to die a maid." A man overhears and offers her "Watkin's Ale." She accepts, and she can't get enough. After much witty banter, they part. Her child is born nine months later.

Themes of deceit and repercussions of naivety; Thomas Arden is deceived by numerous characters within the play and was somewhat naïve about other people’s opinions about him.

A lewd tune featuring sexual themes in a comical manner, humorously indecent

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Romantic and sexual themes

An unusually strong, fearless, and headstrong female character for traditional literature; taking control of her body and her fate -similar to Alice Arden

The real-life counterparts of Arden of Feversham might have been familiar since it was written before Thomas Arden's murder in 1551

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A popular piece alluded to by Shakespeare in The Merry Wives of Windsor

Saddened by the loss of his love, and prays for his peace of mind and recovery from heartbreak

Melancholy themes akin to how Thomas Arden felt regarding his wife's affair, which left him grief-stricken

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Fortune, My Foe - Michael Kelly - (period - John Dowland)

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The Statue of David by Michelangelo (1501-1504)

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The Statue of David by Michelangelo (1501-1504)

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Represents the normalcy of men embodying the perfect image of youthful beauty

Men symbolizing independence and strength for the period

Toxic masculinity and patriarchal societal belief system

Can represent the notion of Thomas Arden overexerting his power and influence in Feversham

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A cautionary piece -a warning to the rulers of Venice to avoid war

Arden of Feversham could be depicted as a cautionary tale to not underestimate women (which resulted in the domestic tragedy)

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A strong sense of erotic undertones -evokes a sensual and alluring aura

A nude young woman representing feminine beauty

Supposedly, a gift for his young bride to commemorate their marriage

Women's sexual autonomy represented by marriage obligations

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Representation of the daughters of Zeus

The spheres associate the Graces with the moon, the goddess Venus and the planet Venus

Depicts feminine beauty, creativity, and fertility -the traditional expectations of women, which Alice Arden manipulates for her benefit

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The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo (1512)

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The Creation of Adam by Michelangelo (1512)

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Captures the scene of God breathing life into Adam

Themes of male dominance and superiority

God's right arm reaches out to touch Adam's left arm in a mirroring pose, showing that man was created in the image and likeness of God.

Interpretation: the women protected by God’s left arm is Eve -the gaze towards Adam depicting admiration and curiosity for God's new creation

Women possessing the desire to earn the same attention as Adam -women like Alice Arden taking agency over their lives