Anna of Denmark - (Studies in Design and Material Culture) by Jemma Field (Hardcover)

This book provides a comprehensive understanding of Anna of Denmark's personal iconography, aims, interests, and alliances through an analysis of her material and visual patronage at the Stuart courts.

It covers Anna's time in Denmark, England, and Scotland, offering insights into her agency and cultural impact.

The book challenges the view that Anna merely supported the cultural accomplishments of her son Prince Henry, instead reclaiming her as an influential and culturally active royal woman.

With a focus on politics, culture, and religion, this book enriches our understanding of royal women's roles in early modern patriarchal societies and their impact on the development of cultural modes and fashions.

Whether you are a student of art and architectural history, English literature, theatre studies, history, or gender studies, or simply a fan of the British royals, this book is sure to captivate and inform.