Anna van Kleef (1515-1557), de vierde vrouw van Hendrik VIII, koning van Engeland, geschilderd door Hans Holbein. Trouwde 6 jan. 1540. Na de huwelijksnacht zei de koning tegen zijn eerste minister Thomas Cromwell: “… I liked her before not well, but now I like her much worse! She is nothing fair, and have very evil smells about her. I took her to be no maid by reason of the looseness of her breasts and other tokens, which, when I felt them, strake me so to the heart, that I had neither will nor courage to prove the rest. I can have none appetite for displaisant airs. I have left her as good a maid as I found her.” (A. Weir, The Six Wives of Henry VIII [London 2007], p. 406)