@article{845242,
      note = {Published to accompany the exhibition of the same name  held at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas, October 7,  2018-February 3, 2019 and Bendigo Art Gallery, Australia,  March 16-July 14, 2019.},
      author = {Cooper, Tarnya,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/845242},
      title = {Tudors to Windsors /},
      abstract = {The Collection of the National Portrait Gallery, London,  embraces over 500 years of British history, more than  60,000 sitters and explores ideas of social change, power  and influence. Arguably as powerful and influential as any  individual are the heads of state and empire , whose  portraits are among the most popular in the Gallery's  Collection. For the exhibition that accompanies this book,  the portraits of kings, queens, statesmen and stateswomen  featured will go on tour for the first time, providing  international audiences with the opportunity to encounter  these famous historical and contemporary personalities face  to face. The publication traces major events in British  history and examines the ways in which royal portraiture  has reflected individual sitters' personalities and wider  social, cultural and historical change. Works are arranged  chronologically in sections, each of which is prefaced by  an introductory text and timeline providing context to the  period in question. Particularly significant portraits from  each period are accompanied by extended captions that  provide key information on the sitter and the artist .  Tudors to Windsors also considers how each dynasty has been  perceived and interpreted subsequently, with reference to  popular culture and contemporary sources. A number of  features on topics such as Royal Favourites, Royal  Weddings, Satire, Royal s at War, and Royal Fashion and  Jewellery provide insights into particular aspects of royal  portraiture and trends within the genre.},
      recid = {845242},
      pages = {239 pages :},
}