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The Court Historian Volume 10, 2005 - Issue 2
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Palaces

‘PAYING SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE ADORNING OF A MOST BEAUTIFUL GALLERY’: THE PICTURES IN ST JAMES’S PALACE, 1609–49

Timothy WilksDr Timothy Wilks is a Senior Lecturer in Fine Arts Valuation at Southampton Solent University. He is currently completing a bookJacobean Reconnaissance (with Professor Edward Chaney). He is also working on several projects concerned with Henry, Prince of Wales, including a long article (with Dr Gail Weigl) on the equestrian portrait of the Prince; and he is editing a collection of essays, Prince Henry Reviv’d: New Work on the Court, which will include papers submitted at the recent conference of the Renaissance Society of America.
Pages 149-172 | Published online: 03 Nov 2014
 
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Abstract

This is the eleventh in a series of articles studying the ways in which royal palaces and apartments have been used by courts.

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