Dr Sally Rush

  • Senior Lecturer (History of Art)

telephone: 01413303943
email: Sally.Rush@glasgow.ac.uk


Office Hour: Email for appointment

Research Interests

  • Decorative Arts of the 19th and early 20th centuries, with special reference to stained glass
  • Stirling Palace Academic Research Consultancy
Jump to: 2012 | 2011 | 2007 | 2006 | 2003
Number of items: 10.

2012

Rush, S. (2012) Interpretation of the Stirling Heads. In: Stirling Castle Palace , Nov 2011, Stirling. (In Press)

Rush, S. (2012) James V and a new golden age: the iconography of Stirling Castle Palace. Discussion Paper. Historic Scotland. (In Press)

Rush, S. (2012) The Stirling Heads: an essay in nobility. Discussion Paper. Historic Scotland. (In Press)

Rush, S. (2012) Wardrobe inventories and tapestries. In: Stirling Castle Palace , Nov 2011, Stirling. (In Press)

Rush, S. (2012) The beauty of holiness. In: Durham Cathedral. Durham Cathedral. (In Press)

Rush, S. (2012) The iconography of the external sculpture. In: Stirling Castle Palace , Nov 2011, Stirling. (In Press)

2011

Rush, S. (2011) The Palace Project. [Exhibition]

2007

Rush, S. (2007) French fashion in sixteenth century Scotland: the 1539 inventory of James V's wardrobe. Furniture History, 42 . 1 -26. ISSN 0016-3058

2006

Rush, S. (2006) John Knox would have kicked this out of the window: Edinburgh and the early stained glass revival. Journal of Stained Glass, 30 . pp. 80-100. ISSN 0952-2018

2003

Rush, S. (2003) Ungrateful Posterity?: The Removal of the 'Munich' Windows from Glasgow Cathedral. In: Fawcett, R. (ed.) Glasgow's Great Glass Experiment: the Munich Glass of Glasgow Cathedral. Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, pp. 46-65. ISBN 1 903570 78 6

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  • Emily Taylor: 'Fashionable Dress in 18th-century Scotland: the Stylistic Connections with France and England, 1760-1800' (second supervisor)

 

  • Architecture, Landscape Design and the Regency Imagination (Junior Honours)
  • Art History: Mackintosh, Glasgow & International Art Nouveau (MLitt)

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