-
Matron is the job
title of a very
senior or the
chief nurse in
several countries,
including the
United Kingdom, and
other Commonwealth countries and former...
- the art of
cultural authority" in
Cultural Leadership in America: Art
Matronage and Patronage, ed. by
Wanda Corn (1997) 84 "Isabella
Stewart Gardner |...
-
November 2019.
Retrieved 29
December 2019. Bose,
Melia Belli (2017). "Royal
Matronage and a
Visual Vocabulary of
Indian Queenship:
Ahilyabai Holkar's Memorial...
- "courtly love". The
emphasis of the
reforming Robert of
Arbrissel on "
matronage" to
achieve his ends can
explain the
troubadour attitude towards women...
- of the
graceful Read. and
praised by
William Hayley. She also
provided Matronage opportunities for many
other female artists such as
Caroline Watson (1675-1757)...
- the
artists receive a fee from
private donations raised through its "
matronage program".
Their most
notable project are a
series of
banners funded by...
-
History 12 (2000), 572–94. 'Memories of Helena:
patterns in
imperial female matronage in the
fourth and
fifth centuries', in L James, ed., Women, Men and Eunuchs:...
- the
organizational headquarters are in Oslo.
Queen Sonja of
Norway has
matronage over the society. Henriksen, Petter, ed. (2007). "Det
norske hageselskap"...
- and women's
studies College Art ****ociation
Annual Meeting, 1978 "New
Matronage: Women's
Support for Women's Art,"
Panel moderator and
speaker University...
- Bulstrode's body
became a
theme of
court poets who
competed for the
literary matronage of her Lucy Russell,
countess of Bedford. Lucy Russell's
favour was highly...
