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Visual Arts & Literature (Common Messages ("Propaganda"?…

- - - - 1486 York Pageant
- - - - Instructed executor to establish 2 hospitals in Coventry & York
      - Give £500 to every house of Friars Observants
      - Arrange for a silver gilt pyx to be presented to every parish church
    - - Finished it in 1515
      - "Heraldic marks of ownership"
  - - - Arms of Edward the Confessor
        
        Piety
      - HVII's initials
      - Crown hanging from a tree
        
        Divinely appointed right to the throne
      - Red rose of Lancaster
      - Fleur-de lys of France
        
        Claim to the throne of France
      - Royal arms of England
        
        English claim to the throne
      - Arms of England impaled with Burgh & Mortimer
      - Tudor union rose
      - Beaufort greyhound & portcullis
        
        Right to the throne
    - - Beaufort & HVI associations
      - Association with HV
  - - - 3:1 ratio of the clear width of the main vessel to aisle (normally 2:1)
      - 4 rectangular-plan bays each 14ft. long on the east-west axis
      - Apse planned as 5 sides of an octagon
- - - - First image: right of conquest, right of descent, and right through good governance
      - Yorkists symbols
        
        White Rose
        
        Sun in splendour
        
        Fetterlock
        
        Rose-en-soleil
    - - Right to descent through Lionel
      - Heir to the ancient British kings
        
        Fulfilment of ancient prophecies
        
        1230 Mortimer marriage
  - - - Commemorates the benefactors of the town of Warwick
      - Celebrates the deeds of the Warwick earldom
- - - - King must project an image of himself as king & must be perceived by the people as doing so
  - - - Paston: "And by my troth I have no wit nor remembrance to write to you, half the worship that is here"
- - - - Plato on coronation: only reason to do so in public was to impress reverence upon subjects
      - The Receyt of the Ladie Kateryne
      - 1486 York Pageant
      - Descriptions of outfits in chronicles
        
        Mancini: RIII took off his mourning clothes & put on a "purple raiment"
        
        Croyland: "You might have seen a royal court such as befitted a mighty kingdom"
      - Cade: HVI was not living as a king should
      - Fortescue: A lack of money dampened the honour & glory of a king, and would destroy his practical power
    - - Disordered areas
        
        Arrivall: EIV went on procession to St. Anne on Palm Sunday
        
        Croyland: Entry of EIV into London after Barnet
        
        Vergil: "Made his way to London like a triumphant general and in the places through which he passed was greeted with the greatest joy by all"