Did Anne Boleyn have much to do with Elizabeth?

I never realised that the Chequers ring was so tiny, was it worn on Elizabeths little finger quite possibly, and it also gives us an impression of how slender her fingers actually were, like Michael I have seen a close up of it and it is very dainty, I too believe that the other sitter is Anne Boleyn, the woman who gave birth to her and who died before she was three years old, I have read in Ives book the amount of materials and items Anne purchased for her daughter, like any new mother she delighted in spoiling her child with lovely tasteful clothes, and she had a queens budget to indulge her new hobby to, Anne was of course disappointed with Elizabeths sex but after going through the arduous ordeal of childbirth, she must also have been grateful she had come through it well and her new baby too, there were no complications but we have to remember infection can set in later as with the unfortunate Jane Seymour Elizabeth of York and Catherine Parr, for now Anne must rest and Henry V111 too commented on the fact that Anne had given him a healthy child and sons would soon follow, Elizabeth was also shown naked to an ambassador so he could report back of how perfect a baby she was, I find the idea of the mother not being allowed to breastfeed her child because of the fear of inheriting the mothers personality odd, when that mother has carried her baby for nine months and is part of her, the very blood and bone and tissue and personality too, our traits are developed in the womb and every child has part of its mother’s personality and characteristics and some of the fathers too, also the mothers body produces the milk for the child so every new Royal mother must have had to suffer leaking breasts for so,e time after their baby was born, I always thought they never breastfed was because it was not considered seemly for a queen, you learn something new every day, there are other ways we can tell how Anne was very fond of Elizabeth as she was known to have her placed next to her on a cushion, and was known to look at her every now and then, I think she had a strong maternal bond with Elizabeth and I believe she was carrying her in her arms when she and Henry had that well known altercation, of which Alexander spoke of to Elizabeth years later, of course Starkey refutes this but I believe Ales was correct when he said it was not long before Annes execution, as it fits in perfectly with their strained relationship in the days before Annes fall, she was trying to get to him through Elizabeth, I thought the Tudors carried it very well, there was Anne played by Natalie Dormer following Hemry through the gardens talking to him in anguished tones and there was Henry cold and indifferent to her pleading, we know in reality Henry was upstairs looking down at her through the window, and she was saying something to him in the gardens outside holding Elizabeth, they were too far away for Ales to hear but we can imagine it was not a happy conversation, iv always thought it was about Annes remark to Norris about dead mans shoes and Henry had got to hear of it, and she was trying to explain herself, she knew her days as queen were numbered but she could never have known her life was in danger only her position, years after in the reign of Elizabeth we have evidence that she did revere her mother’s memory, as the video explains and in Weirs book too, The Lady In The Tower, the queen adopted Annes falcon badge and there were books published in her memory referring to her as this saintly queen the mother of the good Queen Elizabeth, she became a hero to the reformists and as one contemporary said to her as much, that Protestantism began its her mother, we must also remember that although Henry V111 painted his second queen as a vile unnatural monster during her trial and hasty execution, there were many who believed she was done to death innocently so he could marry Jane Seymour, even some of her enemies those who disliked her believed she was merely the victim of a miscarriage of justice, and he would not admit to it, but it was not Annes reputation who suffered rather Henry V111 instead, Elizabeth also adored her mother’s relations and I like the bit where Claire says she was a lions cub but also a falcon, she must have heard about her grandfathers reputation as being a skilled diplomat, a very intelligent man who could speak several languages and she also would have heard from her mother’s friends and kin how graceful and stylish Anne was, how she could dance so elegantly and how beautiful was her singing voice, how virtuous and pious she was and how well her household was run, how brilliant her mind was and how she could discuss many topics with the most learned men in the kingdom, including theology her favourite subject, in fact I like to think that had that great universal genius Leonardo De Vinci ever visited England, he would have found it a pleasure to talk with Anne, there were also the many paintings done of the queen in her daughters reign, and the most famous of all hangs in the NPG gallery, but it is not my favourite one of her, the Hever one is my favourite that depicts her holding a rose, the ring that Elizabeth wore that we feel contains the image of her mother was one she never took of, and she also it is assumed owned her famous pearl necklace with the B initial, I think this is the one she wears in Holbeins painting of Henry V111 with his family that he commissioned when Edward was a young boy, Jane Seymour is also in the painting as the woman who is the mother of the heir to the throne, Elizabeth had a love of pearls and this could be also as a sign of reverence to her mother who also wore pearls a lot, there is a myth that Elizabeth was embarrassed of her mother’s disgrace but so many lost their heads in Henrys V111 reign that I feel we make too much of it, death by decapitatiom was a sign of noble and royal blood, and one of Elizabeths early biographers J E Neale, makes an interesting note when he says that it was a sign of being a gentleman, the scaffold he says, did not matter much, Elizabeth as she grew up and was surrounded by those who had loved her mother must have concluded in her mind that she had been a deeply wronged woman, and as we have seen she did much to revere her memory, the tragedy was both mother and daughter never knew one other to enjoy that special bond that most daughters have with their mothers, I feel they would have been especially close as Anne was to hers, Elizabeth was very much her mother’s daughter she had her flirtatious nature and was very vain and witty, she also was very intelligent and Anne would have been deeply proud of her, I can see them choosing gowns and jewellery to wear for an upcoming pageant, I can see them sparring together as both being very fiery women, they would have been bound to clash quite often, I have often wondered how long Anne would have lived had she been allowed to live her natural life span, she had survived the sweat and had no complications after the birth of her daughter, it was a very real tragedy that her life was cut short both for her and her daughter, she had turned England upside down and yet she has given us our most greatest monarch.