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Portrait of Mary Sidney Herbert : the art of dying, and growing old gracefully, in the early seventeenth century / Leen Kelchtermans ; translation: Lisa de Haan-Page.

Fine Arts Library PR2329.P2 K45 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kelchtermans, Leen, author.
Contributor:
Cauteren, Katharina van, editor.
Haan-Page, Lisa de, translator.
Phoebus Foundation
Series:
Phoebus Focus ; 40.
Phoebus focus ; XL
Language:
Dutch
English
Subjects (All):
Pembroke, Mary Sidney Herbert, Countess of, 1561-1621--Portraits.
Pembroke, Mary Sidney Herbert.
Countesses--England--16th century--Biography.
Countesses.
Art, European--16th century.
Art, European.
Art, European--17th century.
Physical Description:
143 pages : numerous color illustrations, portraits ; 21 cm.
Other Title:
Art of dying, and growing old gracefully, in the early seventeenth century
Place of Publication:
[Veurne] : Hannibal Books, [2025]
Summary:
Dr Leen Kelchtermans recounts the intriguing life story of Mary Sidney, Lady Herbert, and whisks you away on a journey through time and space, from Mary's country estate in Wilton to the Ardennes and back again. With her unparalleled attention to detail, the author masterfully connects the English lady's personal history to the broader historical and cultural context. The result is a Phoebus Focus that is not just about a woman, but about power, splendour and the art of the timeless. -- Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references
Other Format:
Dutch edition
ISBN:
9789464941814
9464941812
OCLC:
1557367239
Publisher Number:
9789464941814

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