Women and Portraits in Early Modern Europe

Abstract

Contents: Introduction: portraiture's selves, Andrea Pearson Gender and the configuration of early Netherlandish devotional skill, Bret Rothstein Productions of meaning in portraits of Margaret of York, Andrea Pearson The posthumous image of Mary of Burgundy, Ann M. Roberts Effaced: falling widows, Allison Levy Daddy's little girl: patrilineal anxiety in 2 portraits of a Renaissance daughter, Katherine A. McIver Engaging negation in Hans Holbein the Younger's portrait of Christina of Denmark Duchess of Milan, Christiane Hertel All the queen's women: female double portraits at the Caroline court, Jennifer L. Hallam Troubling identities and the agreeable game of art: from Madame de Pompadour's theatrical 'breeches' of decorum to Drouais' portrait of Madame Du Barry en homme, Melissa Lee Hyde Sculpting her image: Sarah Siddons and the art of self-fashioning, Heather McPherson Bibliography Index.

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