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YORKSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Lady Anne Clifford: Culture, Patronage and Gender in 17th-century Britain
A collection of papers by leading scholars in the field devoted to the study of Lady Anne Clifford, Countess of Dorset, Pembroke and Montgomery (1590-1676), and one of the great figures of English seventeenth-century history. The volume’s origins lie in a symposium held in March 2004 at Tate Britain, to coincide with the display there of Lady Anne’s Great Triptych on loan from the Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal.
Karen Hearn, Curator of Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Century British Art, Tate.
‘Lady Anne Clifford’s Great
Triptych’
Elizabeth Chew, Associate Curator of
Collections at Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia.
‘“Your Honor’s Desyres”: Lady Anne
Clifford and the World of Goods’
John Goodall, Senior Properties
Historian at English Heritage.
‘Lady Anne Clifford and the Architectural Pursuit of
Nobility’
Adam White, Curator of Lotherton Hall,
Leeds Museums and Galleries.
‘Loyalty and friendship; education, dynasty and
service. Lady Anne Clifford’s church
monuments’
Katherine Acheson, Associate Professor
of English at the University of Waterloo, Canada.
‘Anne Clifford’s Writing Style’
Lynn Hulse, Archivist of the Royal
School of Needlework and independent music scholar
‘“In sweet musicke did your soule
delight”’
Stephen Orgel, Jackson Eli Reynolds
Professor in the Humanities at Stanford University,
California.
‘Reading Lady Anne Clifford’s Mirror for
Magistrates’
Heidi Brayman-Hackel, Associate
Professor of English at Oregon State University
‘Turning to her “Best Companions”: Lady
Anne Clifford as Reader, Annotator and Book
Collector’
139 pp, 130 illustrations – 8 in colour including
the Great Triptych
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