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Reviews of exhibitions

The catalogue accompanying the exhibition is equally impressive. Devised and edited by Susan Doran, it is exceptionally readable, beautifully illustrated, and good value. A minor disappointment concerns the index, which is not as thorough as it might be. A number of scholars were involved in the production of the catalogue, contributing ten essays related to the themes covered by the exhibition and providing detailed descriptions of all the items on display. Colour photographs accompany most of the descriptions, and the essays are illustrated with additional images. Wyngaerde’s drawing of Greenwich Palace, which, as Elizabeth’s birthplace, surprisingly did not feature in the exhibition, appears in David Starkey’s excellent introductory essay in the catalogue. Further essays include an examination of religion in Elizabethan England by Patrick Collinson and a discussion by Diana Scarisbrick of Elizabeth’s jewellery. The queen’s legacy is discussed in a concluding essay by Michael Dobson and Nicola Watson.