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[The Elizabethan and Jacobean periodl is admittedly a bleak one; an iron age sandwiched between two golden ages ofEnglish renaissance culture, the reigns of Henry VIII and Charles 1. ... Its chiefglory lies in the evolution ofan isolated, strange, exotic and anti-naturalistic style which is more akin to the aesthelic of Byzantine art ... than the art of renaissance Italy. Indeed it is essential to approach Elizabethan painting in this way [,] otherwise it will never seem more than primitive provincial hack work, a remote, archaic style distantly derived from the great masters of the Italian high renaissance. (Strong, Icon 1)