Holbein had difficulties with the reformation because he had to support himself as an artist in Basel. He later then traveled to London in 1526. He designed and painted monuments and decorations in the summer of 1533 of Henry VIII second wife, Anne Boleyn. Holbein painted her with plump clothes dressed in a plain nightgown, but this painting was later destroyed after she was beheaded on false charges of treason, adultery and arrest in 1536.