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Women, Art and Patronage from Henry III to Edward III 1216-1377 Loveday Lewes Gee
In Britain in the high middle ages women played an active and significant role as artistic patrons. This study considers who these women were, their social status, the sources of their wealth and their motives for acting as they did, in addition to examining the various buildings, tombs and artefacts which they commissioned. Their piety, interests and concerns, and the cultural and social context of their lives are discussed in the context of the evidence offered by surviving buildings, tombs, manuscripts and seal impressions, together with relevant wills, documents and contemporary texts. LOVEDAY LEWES GEE was formerly photograph librarian in the history of art department, University of Warwick. |
DETAILS 60 b/w illustrations4 line illustrations 232 pages Size: 23.4 x 15.6 cm 13 digit ISBN: 9780851158617 Binding: Hardback First published: 01/Feb/2002 Last printed: 28/Mar/2002 Price: 105.00 USD / 55.00 GBP Imprint: Boydell Press Subject: Medieval History BIC class: ATGS STATUS: Available Details updated on 05/01/2009 | |||||||
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