The Jacobean grand tour : early Stuart travellers in Europe /
"Although the eighteenth century is traditionally seen as the age of the Grand Tour, it was in fact the continental travel of Jacobean noblemen which really constituted the beginning of this institutionalized phenomenon. As soon as James VI of Scotland united his crown with England's as Ja...
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| Language: | English |
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London :
I.B. Tauris,
2014
London ; New York : 2014 London : 2014 |
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Table of Contents:
- 'The Face of an Angell' (and the Anglo-Spanish Business)
- The Fashioning of Sir John Finet
- Paris and 'the Grand Tour of France'
- Into Aquitania
- In Search of Gallia Narbonesis
- Pont du Gard to Pontius Pilate
- 'An Itching Humor to Retourne'
- 'On the Way unto Venice'
- Venice
- Padua
- Out of Italy
- Commodities by Ship
- The Afterlife of a Portrait
- 1 'The Face of an Angell' (and the Anglo-Spanish Business) 1
- 2 The Fashioning of Sir John Finet 25
- 3 Paris and 'the Grand Tour of France' 59
- 4 Into Aquitania 75
- 5 In Search of Gallia Narbonensis 99
- 6 Pont du Gard to Pontius Pilate 129
- 7 'An Iching Humor to Retourne' 145
- 8 'On the Way unto Venice' 155
- 9 Venice 179
- 10 Padua 199
- 11 Out of Italy 207
- 12 Commodities by Ship 229
- 13 The Afterlife of a Portrait 237
- 1 `The Face of an Angell' (and the Anglo-Spanish Business)
- 2. Fashioning of Sir John Finet
- 3. Paris and `the Grand Tour of France'
- 4. Into Aquitania
- 5. In Search of Gallia Narbonensis
- 6. Pont du Gard to Pontius Pilate
- 7. `An Iching Humor to Retourne'
- 8. `On the Way unto Venice'
- 9. Venice
- 10. Padua
- 11. Out of Italy
- 12. Commodities by Ship
- 13. Afterlife of a Portrait.