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Embroidery and self portraiture

Abstract:: A study of embroidery with an element of self-representation; a pair of gloves, the 'Shepheard Buss', the appliques of Lady Shrewsbury, an emblematic embroidery by Mary Queen of Scots, and the vestments of Helena Wintour

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Stevenson, J. (2026). Embroidery and self portraiture. In Y. Arshad & C. Laotaris (Eds.), Women and Cultures of Portraiture in the British Literary Renaissance. Bloomsbury.

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Stevenson, J. “Embroidery and Self Portraiture.” Women and Cultures of Portraiture in the British Literary Renaissance, edited by Y Arshad and C Laotaris, Bloomsbury, 2026. Arden Studies in Early Modern Material Culture.

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Stevenson, J. 2026. “Embroidery and Self Portraiture.” In Women and Cultures of Portraiture in the British Literary Renaissance, edited by Y Arshad and C Laotaris. Arden Studies in Early Modern Material Culture. Bloomsbury.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: HUMS
Department:: English
Oxford college:: Campion Hall
Role:: Author
ORCID:: 0009-0002-8031-8627

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Role:: Editor

Role:: Editor

Publisher:: Bloomsbury
Host title:: Women and Cultures of Portraiture in the British Literary Renaissance
Chapter number:: 6
Series:: Arden Studies in Early Modern Material Culture
Publication date:: 2026-04-30
ISBN-10:: 9781350320727
ISBN-13:: 9781350320703

Language:: English
Subtype:: Chapter
Pubs id:: 2287947
Local pid:: pubs:2287947
Deposit date:: 2026-05-14
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_4339f4c4eb74414c95915e3d5f67af8b

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Copyright holder:: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Copyright date:: 2026
Rights statement:: © Bloomsbury Publishing PLC.

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