Based on a lifetime's work in the field, Sir Roy Strong offers an expert and engaging new look at portrait painting in Stuart England, studying the sitters as much as the artists.
Based on a lifetime's work in the field, Sir Roy Strong offers an expert and engaging new look at portrait painting in Stuart England, studying the sitters as much as the artists.
ROY STRONG is one of the best-known figures in the art history field, having been the director of the National Portrait Gallery from 1967-73 and of the Victoria and Albert Museum from 1974-87.
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Prologue: The Empire of Great Britain 1 The Scene Changeth: The Optical Revolution 2 The Temple of St George: Jacobean and Caroline Chivalry 3 'I ame much in loofe with pictures': The Discovery of Art and Artists 4 Honour and Virtue: The Creation of Dynasties 5 In Heroic Virtue is Figured the King's Majesty: Platonic Fables and Van Dyck Epilogue: 'I go from a corruptible to an incorruptible crown': King Charles the Martyr
Prologue: The Empire of Great Britain 1 The Scene Changeth: The Optical Revolution 2 The Temple of St George: Jacobean and Caroline Chivalry 3 'I ame much in loofe with pictures': The Discovery of Art and Artists 4 Honour and Virtue: The Creation of Dynasties 5 In Heroic Virtue is Figured the King's Majesty: Platonic Fables and Van Dyck Epilogue: 'I go from a corruptible to an incorruptible crown': King Charles the Martyr
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