An edition of Patronage, culture, and power
(2002)
Patronage, culture, and power
the early Cecils
by J. Pauline Croft
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Hatfield House (England), Civilization, Nobility, Court and courtiers, Power (Social sciences), History, Burghley House (Stamford, England), Biography, Art patronage, Cecil family, Burghley, william cecil, baron, 1520-1598, Salisbury, robert cecil, earl of, 1563-1612, Power (social sciences), Nobility, great britain, Great britain, court and courtiers, Great britain, civilization, ArtsPeople
William Cecil Burghley Baron (1520-1598), Robert Cecil Salisbury Earl of (1563-1612), Cecil familyPlaces
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Patronage, culture, and power: the early Cecils
2002, Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, the Yale Center for British Art [by] Yale University Press
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: THE CECILS AS BUILDERS
'Pomp or Glory': The Influence of Theobalds
Malcolm Airs
The Politics of Pleasure: William Cecil and Burghley House
Jill Husselby
The Cecils at Wimbledon
Caroline Knight
Hatfield: A House for a Lord Treasurer
Claire Gapper, John Newman andAnnabel Ricketts
THE CECILS AS PATRONS OF THE ARTS
A Shared Passion: The Cecils and their Gardens
Paula Henderson
Robert Cecil as Art Collector
Susan Bracken
'Musique which pleaseth myne eare':
Robert Cecil's Musical Patronage
Lynn Hulse
The Retiring Patron: William Cecil and the
Cultivation of Retirement, I590-I598
James M. Sutton
'To raise a house of better frame':
Jonson's Cecilian Entertainments
James Knowles
THE CECILS AS ECONOMIC PATRONS
The Economic Patronage of William Cecil
Felicity Heal and Clive Holmes
The Cecils and Westminster I558-I6I2:
The Development of an Urban Power Base
J. E Merritt
THE CECIL HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY
Lord Burghley and his Household Biographers:
John Clapham and Sir Michael Hickes
A. G. R. Smith
The Cecil Women at Court
Helen Payne
Mildred, Lady Burghley: The Matriarch
Pauline Croft
Notes on Contributors
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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