Women in Late Medieval and Reformation Europe 1200-1500 by Helen M. Jewell

While most paintings displaying the home setting are not wholly realistic depictions of actual houses or rooms, they often fairly accurately reflect the uses and understandings of domestic space during the eras in which they were created. more Throughout history, representations of the home setting in painting have signified evolving social understandings of the functions of households. Throughout history, representations of the home setting in painting have signified evolving socia. Muller 6 Adriaen van de Venne's Cavalier at a Dressing Table: Masculinity and Parody in Seventeenth-Century Holland Martha Hollander 7 Rembrandt and 'Everyday Life': The Fusion of Genre and History Amy Golahny 8 The Rustic Still Life in Dutch Genre Painting: Bijwerck dat Verclaert Alison M. DiFuria 2 The Value of Play in Early Genre Painting: Lucas van Leyden's Card Games Jessen Kelly 3 Moralizing Dialogues on the Northern Market Economy: Women's Directives in Sixteenth-Century Genre Imagery of the Antwerp Marketplace Annette LeZotte 4 Jacques Jordaens's Twelfth Night Politics Irene Schaudies 5 For the Pleasure and Contentment of the Audience: Gerrit van Honthorst's The Merry Fiddler: Promoting Civil Behavior in Early Seventeenth-Century Utrecht Sheila D.

more Table of Contents List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors Preface and Acknowledgements 1 Genre: Audience, Origins, and Definitions Arthur J.

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Women in Late Medieval and Reformation Europe 1200-1500 by Helen M. Jewell