Needlework of Mary Queen of Scots, Oxburgh Hangings

Jan. 01, 1956 - Needlework of Mary, Queen of Scots, on Display. The Oxburgh hangings. The Oxburgh Hangings - presented to the Victoria and Albert Museum by the National Art Collection Fun in 1953 - have been undergoing repair for the past two years - and are now in display at the Museum. The hanging are the work of Mary, Queen of Scots and Elizabeth, Countess of Shrewsbury (boss of Hardwick) - done while the Queen was in the custody of the Earl of Shosbury at Tutbury Castle (1569). Photo shows A portion of the centre panel showing at top the monogram of Mary, Queen of SCots and below - the monogram of Elizabeth countees of Shrewsbury- at the Museum today

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Custody Done Hangings Monogram Needlework Portion Repair Shrewsbury Tutbury Undergoing

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