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Henry, Prince of Wales, and England's lost renaissance / Roy Strong.
Main entry:

Strong, Roy.

Title & Author:

Henry, Prince of Wales, and England's lost renaissance / Roy Strong.

Publication:

New York : Thames and Hudson, ©1986.

Description:

264 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 228-258) and index.
Portrait of a prince -- Princely policy --Art and artists -- The prince's festivals -- The prince's collections -- Our rising sun is set -- Memoirs of Henry, Prince of Wales.
Summary:

When the eighteen-year-old Henry, Prince of Wales, died in November 1612, the hopes of a new generation had been dashed. For the Prince, eldest son of James I, and the brother of the future Charles I, epitomized the yearning of those who wished England to lead Protestant Europe in a great crusade against the might of Catholic Spain. He simultaneously embodied the aspirations of a new era in the arts, creating a court which would have rivalled those of the Medici grand dukes in Florence or that of Rudolf II in Prague. A complex, withdrawn yet assertive figure, the Prince, evoking the former glory of Elizabethan England, was the antithesis of his father. With their markedly different personalities and their sharply opposed views on the religious and political issues of pre-Civil War England, father and son inevitably clashed continually. James, moreover, found himself outshone by an heir whose far-ranging interests embraced not only the arts but also the Navy, equestrianism, garden design, festivals and the sciences. Had Henry become King rather than his brother Charles, England might well not only have found herself mobilizing her forces on the mainland of Europe in the Thirty Years' War, but also have been spared the constitutional crisis and civil war provoked by Charles I's disatrous rule. This is the first major study of 'Henry IX', using original documents and sources to have been written since 1760. Is is the story of a great renaissance tragically cut short. -- Book Jacket.

ISBN:

0500013756
9780500013755

Subject:

Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales, 1594-1612.
Henri-Frédéric, prince de Galles, 1594-1612.
Henry Frederick Wales, Prinz 1594-1612
Princes Great Britain Biography.
Arts, Renaissance England.
Art patrons Great Britain Biography.
Princes Grande-Bretagne Biographies.
Arts de la Renaissance Angleterre.
Mécènes Grande-Bretagne Biographies.
Art patrons
Arts, Renaissance
Princes
Bildnis
Biografie
Great Britain History James I, 1603-1625.
Grande-Bretagne Histoire 1603-1625 (Jacques Ier)
England
Great Britain
Great Britain Henry, Prince of Wales - Biographies

Form/genre:

Heinrich (Wales, Prinz)
Biographies.
collective biographies.
History

Holdings:

Location: Library main 260708
Call No.: BIB 191627
Status: Available

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