Research
Research interests
- Early modern textiles and clothing especially in a court context.
- Early modern court culture, including the Tudors and the later Stuarts.
- Early modern Scotland, in particular looking at the engagement of the male elite with material culture.
- Early modern women, especially of the Restoration period, in relation to food, shopping, gardening and gift-giving.
- 18th century women, with an emphasis on clothing, firendship and the body.
Publications
79 publications
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Maria Hayward
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Maria Hayward
, 2019
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Maria Hayward
, 2019
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Maria Hayward
, 2019
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Maria Hayward
, 2018
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Maria Hayward
, 2016
, Textile History
, 47 (1) , 27--42
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Supervision
Current PhD Students
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Biography
Maria Hayward is professor of early modern history with a particular interest in early modern textiles and clothing, especially in the context of the Tudor and Stuart courts.
Prizes
- Stuart Style: Monarchy, Dress and the Scottish Male Elite (2021)