Royal roundel acquiring the James V / Marie de Guise armorial roundel
Resource type
Blog post
Creator (person)
Groundwater, Anna
Date published
December 7, 2021
Abstract
An ‘attic sale’ of objects from Dunrobin Castle gave National Museums Scotland the opportunity to acquire four armorial roundels. One of these roundels depicts the combined coat of arms of Marie de Guise and James V, parents of Mary, Queen of Scots. Dr Anna Groundwater discusses this roundel’s symbolism, its use in Marie’s house in Blythe’s Close, Edinburgh, and the national significance of this acquisition.
Publisher
National Museums Scotland
Place of publication
Edinburgh
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In Copyright
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