Elizabeth I
by David Starkey and Susan Doran
Elizabeth I: The Exhibition Catalogue is a beautifully illustrated catalogue of an exhibition at the National Maritime Museum in 2003, which was part of events marking the 400-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I’s death.
This is a the exhibition brings together a wealth of paintings, manuscripts, fine art objects and personal effects which illuminate Elizabeth’s fascinating history.
Curated by Dr David Starkey and edited by Susan Doran this book is particularly interesting because it is a really rich, full, broad catalogue where they present some unusual things never seen in public before.
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“I chose this one because it is a catalogue of an excellent exhibition at the National Maritime Museum in 2003. That was one of a whole lot of events and publications for the 400-year anniversary of Elizabeth’s death in 1603. This volume is particularly interesting because it is a really rich, full, broad catalogue where they tried to present some unusual things that people haven’t seen before, because, of course, Elizabeth I is so familiar to us.” Read more...
Helen Hackett, Historian
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