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Earlier this year, Dr Emma Luisa Cahill Marr\u00f3n announced that she is part of a team working on the miniatures owned by the Yale Center for British Art. <\/p>\n
The miniatures include one that has previously been suggested as being Lady Jane Grey, a young Mary I, Katherine Howard or Amy Robsart.<\/p>\n
Dr Cahill Marr\u00f3n has recently tweeted:<\/p>\n
She will be giving a free talk about the miniature at the Yale Center for British Art on Tuesday 18th November.<\/p>\n Research in Action: \u201cPortrait of an Unknown Lady<\/b><\/p>\n ‘Emma Luisa Cahill Marr\u00f3n, Residential Fellow at the YCBA, highlights Lucas Horenbout\u2019s Portrait of an Unknown Lady. <\/p>\n Look closely at a single artwork through the ongoing research of our residential fellows, research students, and staff. Emma Luisa Cahill Marr\u00f3n, PhD, is a Residential Fellow at the YCBA and International Outreach Coordinator in the Art, Power, and Gender Research Group at the University of Murcia. She will explore Lucas Horenbout\u2019s Portrait of an Unknown Lady (ca. 1535) as a means of understanding how Flemish style miniature portraiture was introduced into Tudor England by the Horenbouts during the reign of King Henry VIII and his first wife, Queen Katherine of Aragon.’<\/p>\n From Yale Center for British Art<\/i><\/a><\/p>\n Pre-registration is required and further details can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Earlier this year, Dr Emma Luisa Cahill Marr\u00f3n announced that she is part of a team working on the miniatures owned by the Yale Center for British Art. The miniatures include one that has previously been suggested as being Lady … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n
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