Oxburgh Hangings

Summary

Oxburgh Hangings is a hanging^[1].

Key Facts

• Oxburgh Hangings is the creator of Mary, Queen of Scots^[2].
• Oxburgh Hangings is the creator of Bess of Hardwick^[3].
• Oxburgh Hangings's image is recorded as In English Homes Vol 1 Oxburgh Hall Norfolk the King's room 31295001575223 0295.jpg^[4].
• Oxburgh Hangings's instance of is recorded as hanging^[5].
• Oxburgh Hangings's instance of is recorded as needlework^[6].
• Oxburgh Hangings's made from material is recorded as velvet^[7].
• Oxburgh Hangings's made from material is recorded as linen^[8].
• Oxburgh Hangings's made from material is recorded as floss silk^[9].
• Oxburgh Hangings's collection is recorded as Victoria and Albert Museum^[10].
• Oxburgh Hangings's location is recorded as Oxburgh Hall^[11].
• +1570-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Oxburgh Hangings^[12].
• +1650-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Oxburgh Hangings^[13].
• Oxburgh Hangings's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/012n8hp3^[14].
• Oxburgh Hangings's described at URL is recorded as https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/oxburgh-hall/features/the-marian-hangings-at-oxburgh^[15].
• Oxburgh Hangings's described by source is recorded as TRC Needles^[16].
• Oxburgh Hangings's fabrication method is recorded as appliqué^[17].
• Oxburgh Hangings's fabrication method is recorded as counted-thread embroidery^[18].
• Oxburgh Hangings's has part is recorded as wall hanging^[19].
• Oxburgh Hangings's has part is recorded as slip^[20].
• Oxburgh Hangings's has part is recorded as valance^[21].
• Oxburgh Hangings's has part is recorded as bed curtain^[22].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Mary, Queen of Scots^[2], a politician^[23], 1542–1587^[24], of Kingdom of Scotland^[25], awarded the Golden Rose^[26] and Bess of Hardwick^[3], a lady-in-waiting^[27], 1527–1608^[28], of Kingdom of England^[29], specialised in politics^[30].