Scott-Moncrieff, R. (1917). Note on Some Sixteenth-Century Needlework Hangings in Dalmahoy House and in the Royal Scottish Museum.. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 52. Vol 52, pp. 72-81.
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Note on Some Sixteenth-Century Needlework Hangings in Dalmahoy House and in the Royal Scottish Museum. | ||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 52 | ||
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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland | ||
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295 | ||
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72 - 81 | ||
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The Rehoboam set is one of two of sixteenth-century date depicting the history of Rehoboam. Two hangings in the National Museum depict Queen Elizabeth receiving\r\nan embassy, probably the proposal of marriage from Philip of Spain and the Queen of Sheba before Solomon. The story depicted in the Dalmohoy set has not been identified. A detailed analysis of the costumes is depicted with a view to determining the date of the hangings. | ||
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1917 | ||
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13 Oct 2013 |