Royal and Noble Patronage of the Arts (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Royal and Noble Patronage of the Arts
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Patronage in Tudor England

Financial & political support by wealthy to artists/musicians

Number of musicians Elizabeth I employed

Approximately 60 musicians

Two Catholic composers employed by Elizabeth I

Thomas Tallis and William Byrd

Painter employed by Henry VIII

Hans Holbein

'Mask of youth' in Elizabeth I's portraits

Standardized face template from 1580s showing eternal youth

First permanent London theatre and year opened

The Theatre, 1576

Groundlings in Elizabethan theatre

Poor audience who paid 1 penny to stand in yard

Definition of a sonnet

14-line poem with specific rhyme scheme

Theatre company performing Shakespeare's plays from 1590

Lord Chamberlain's company

Builder of first London theatre (1576)

James Burbage

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