An examination of the representation of female identity, creativity and power at the intersections of drama, literature, portraiture and visual culture.
An examination of the representation of female identity, creativity and power at the intersections of drama, literature, portraiture and visual culture.
Notes on Contributors List of Illustrations Introduction: Towards an Activist Intermediality: The Legacies of Portraiture's Feminisms Yasmin Arshad (University College London, UK) and Chris Laoutaris (The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, UK) Part 1: Negotiating Royal Power: Propaganda, Encryption and the Visual Rhetoric of Persuasion 1. Susanna Horenbout and the Politics of Illumination at the Court of Henry VIII Susan E. James (Independent Scholar and Art Historian, UK) 2. Joint Iconography for Joint Sovereigns: Mary Queen of Scots, James VI of Scotland, and the Campaign for the Association, c. 1578-1584 Susan Doran (Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK) and Paulina Kewes (Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK) 3. Elizabeth I at Sixty Helen Hackett (University College London, UK) and Karen Hearn (University College London, UK; formerly Curator of 16th- and 17th-Century British Art at Tate Britain, UK) 4. "Still Renewing Wronges"?: Politics, Identity and Encryption in Gheeraerts' 'Persian Lady' Portrait Chris Laoutaris (The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, UK) and Yasmin Arshad (University College London, UK) 5. 'A Moor to a Maiden': The Presence of Black Africans in the Portraiture of Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth Ana Howie (Cornell University, USA) Part 2: Inter-Visual Interventions: Identity, Agency and Confrontations with the Self 6. Embroidery and Self-Portraiture Jane Stevenson (Campion Hall, University of Oxford, UK) 7. The dead shadow: Portraiture, Murder and Female agency in the early modern dumb show Keir Elam (University of Bologna, Italy) 8. Capitalizing on Beauty: Blazons and Portraiture in Early Modern English Verse Jaime Goodrich (Wayne State University, Michigan, USA) 9. The Portrait of a Lady from the Islamic World in Early Modern England: 'Teresia, Countess Shirley', by William Larkin, c. 1611-1 Bernadette Andrea (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA) 10. Flights of Fancy and Practical Matters: Creativity in Self-Portraiture of Margaret Cavendish and Hannah Woolley Anna (Anya) Riehl Bertolet (Auburn University, USA) Part 3: Visualizing Women's Networks: Patronage, Curating and Collecting 11. Catholicae Virgines nos Sumus Mutare vel Tempore Spernimus: Helena Wintour's Subversive Embroideries Janet Graffius (Curator of Collections and Historic Libraries, Stonyhurst, UK) 12. Mary Ward and the Figuring of Female Networks Caroline Bicks (University of Maine, USA) 13. Locating the Cavendish women in Ben Jonson's The New Inn and the murals at Bolsover Castle Crosby Stevens (University of Sheffield; formerly Curator of Art for English Heritage, UK) 14. Richard Crashaw's Lady Margaret Beaufort in the Liber Memorialis at St John's College, Cambridge Anna Clark (University of Oxford and the National Portrait Gallery, UK) Select Bibliography Index
Notes on Contributors List of Illustrations Introduction: Towards an Activist Intermediality: The Legacies of Portraiture's Feminisms Yasmin Arshad (University College London, UK) and Chris Laoutaris (The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, UK) Part 1: Negotiating Royal Power: Propaganda, Encryption and the Visual Rhetoric of Persuasion 1. Susanna Horenbout and the Politics of Illumination at the Court of Henry VIII Susan E. James (Independent Scholar and Art Historian, UK) 2. Joint Iconography for Joint Sovereigns: Mary Queen of Scots, James VI of Scotland, and the Campaign for the Association, c. 1578-1584 Susan Doran (Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK) and Paulina Kewes (Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK) 3. Elizabeth I at Sixty Helen Hackett (University College London, UK) and Karen Hearn (University College London, UK; formerly Curator of 16th- and 17th-Century British Art at Tate Britain, UK) 4. "Still Renewing Wronges"?: Politics, Identity and Encryption in Gheeraerts' 'Persian Lady' Portrait Chris Laoutaris (The Shakespeare Institute, University of Birmingham, UK) and Yasmin Arshad (University College London, UK) 5. 'A Moor to a Maiden': The Presence of Black Africans in the Portraiture of Louise de Kérouaille, Duchess of Portsmouth Ana Howie (Cornell University, USA) Part 2: Inter-Visual Interventions: Identity, Agency and Confrontations with the Self 6. Embroidery and Self-Portraiture Jane Stevenson (Campion Hall, University of Oxford, UK) 7. The dead shadow: Portraiture, Murder and Female agency in the early modern dumb show Keir Elam (University of Bologna, Italy) 8. Capitalizing on Beauty: Blazons and Portraiture in Early Modern English Verse Jaime Goodrich (Wayne State University, Michigan, USA) 9. The Portrait of a Lady from the Islamic World in Early Modern England: 'Teresia, Countess Shirley', by William Larkin, c. 1611-1 Bernadette Andrea (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA) 10. Flights of Fancy and Practical Matters: Creativity in Self-Portraiture of Margaret Cavendish and Hannah Woolley Anna (Anya) Riehl Bertolet (Auburn University, USA) Part 3: Visualizing Women's Networks: Patronage, Curating and Collecting 11. Catholicae Virgines nos Sumus Mutare vel Tempore Spernimus: Helena Wintour's Subversive Embroideries Janet Graffius (Curator of Collections and Historic Libraries, Stonyhurst, UK) 12. Mary Ward and the Figuring of Female Networks Caroline Bicks (University of Maine, USA) 13. Locating the Cavendish women in Ben Jonson's The New Inn and the murals at Bolsover Castle Crosby Stevens (University of Sheffield; formerly Curator of Art for English Heritage, UK) 14. Richard Crashaw's Lady Margaret Beaufort in the Liber Memorialis at St John's College, Cambridge Anna Clark (University of Oxford and the National Portrait Gallery, UK) Select Bibliography Index
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