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Setting the Scene: European Painted Cloths from the Fourteenth to the Twenty-First Century

Setting the Scene: European Painted Cloths from the Fourteenth to the Twenty-First Century

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ISBN10: 1904982905
ISBN13: 9781904982906
Publisher: Archetype Publications
Published: Oct 1 2013
Pages: 132
Language: English

The potential for large sizes, portability and versatility for religious objects including banners, hangings, altarpieces and palls was the impetus for the emergence of fabrics as a painting support in Western art in the Middle Ages. The functionality of the works explains the survival of relatively few examples and although painted cloths were the most common form of interior decoration for centuries, they have received less attention from art historians and historians in part due to this poor survival rate.

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