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    The 'Art' of Majesty: Displaying the Stuart Monarchy, 1603-1714

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    Author
    Louis-Broyld, Fabrice
    Keyword
    Stuart
    England
    Art
    Majesty
    Portraiture
    Royalty
    Monarchy
    Kings
    Queens
    Princes
    Date Published
    2014-04-01
    
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    Abstract
    After the much beloved, but single and childless, Elizabeth Tudor, the Stuarts of Scotland were next in line for the throne of England. They came to power in a century of political change fo the Monarchy. The 'Art' of Majesty looks at how the Stuarts attempted to display itself to the world. Serving a more political rather than artistic purpose, these portraits hide much more than they reveal. At a time when the Monarchy needed to project idealized images of majesty, it is these hidden stories which are often the most valuable.
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