Elizabeth I

Here you will find all the resources identified by our tutors as useful for the study of this topic, arranged in ascending alphabetical order. Browse the tiles and descriptions to discover if there are any resources of interest to you, or click on any of the other keywords to see resources sorted by alternative topics.

Displaying 1 - 6 of 6

Title	Description	Keywords	Full details
An End Which Preceded a Beginning: A comparative study into the incorposation of allegory in a posthumouse portrait of Queen Elizabeth I and Aemilia Lanyer's dedicatory poem to Queen Anna of Denmark by Claire Ashwell	This short study attempts to examine how and why allegory was incorporated into two pieces of material culture that were created c....	Elizabeth I, Material Culture	view
By Instruments her Powers Appear': Gender, Intimacy, and Power: The political uses of Music and Miniature Portraits at the court of Queen Elizabetyh I by Elodie Noel	Queen Elizabeth I had a strong reputation for musicality. She played the lute and the virginals, sang and even claimed to have...	Elizabeth I, Nicholas Hilliard, miniatures	view
Casebooks Project: Casebooks of Simon Forman and John Dee (1596–1634)	The Casebooks Project aims to make available the astrological records of Simon Forman and Richard Napier — unparalleled resources in the history...	Astrology, Magic, Superstition, John Dee, Simon Forman, Elizabeth I, 16th century	view
Fashioning Statements of Sovereignty and Self: The Language of Gloves in Early Modern Elite Society by Jane Rae	Building on the work of scholars who have turned to the glove as a valuable primary object to study, this paper considers two artefacts: Mary...	Early modern, gloves, Elizabeth I	view
King Edward VI and the Pope and Elizabeth I: Drawing Parallels in Tudor Group Portraits and Texts, Chelsea Swales	For over fifty years, ‘King Edward VI and the Pope or An Allegory of the Reformation under Edward VI’ has posed a mystery. The anonymous painting...	Tudor, art history, Portraits, Text, Elizabeth I	view
Unica Semper Avis: The role of emblems in Elizabethan culture, using the Phoenix as a case study in Nicholas Hilliard’s Phoenix portrait and in the Chequers ring by Mariona Ponce Bochaca	The iconic image of Queen Elizabeth I was an essential part of her authority. The myth of the Virgin Queen was deliberately created to divert the...	Elizabeth I, Elizabethan, emblems, Nicholas Hilliard, phoenix, Early modern	view

Search form

You are here