Spatial Texts: Women as Devisers of Environments and Iconographies
In early-modern Europe, it was not uncommon to use the symbolic languages of the late Renaissance and Baroque to create temporary or permanent decorated environments, either designed as places of meditation and withdrawal, or else as statements of the religious, philosophical or political position o...
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Cambridge University Press
2018
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