My favorites are the Horenbout miniature and the portrait of her at Hever(clutching a rose). IMO she is beautiful in these portraits and you can see why Henry was so attracted toward her
But Kimberly, objectively speaking, don't you think that the Horenbout miniature and the Hever portrait bear very little resemblance to one another? The noses and chins, for example, are completely different. To me the Horenbout miniature looks more like the above portrait of Mary Boleyn than it does any portrait of Anne. Even if you compare the famous portrait in the National Gallery, where Anne Boleyn wears the necklace with the pendant "B," it bears obvious resemblance to the Hever portrait and none at all to the Horenbout miniature.
But I wonder why there are so many disputes over Anne Boleyn's portraits. It rather indicates to me that some destruction of her likeness went on in the immediate aftermath of her downfall and execution. A similar thing seems to have happened to Katherine Howard. But I'm speculating here. What's your opinion?