Outcasts : signs of otherness in northern European art of the late Middle Ages

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A compilation of pictorial signs - the motifs, attributes, artistic devices, and themes used by medieval artists to brand or denigrate those figures considered outcasts: Jews, heretics, Muslims, blacks, executioners, prostitutes, lepers, gamblers, foot-soldiers, entertainers, and peasants. Signs treated include costume elements such as patterns, colors, and headgear, as well as physical attributes such as hair color, skin blemishes, gestures, and stance.

Author(s): Ruth Mellinkoff
Series: California studies in the history of art, 32.
Publisher: University of California Press
Year: 1993

Language: English
Commentary: Vol. 2 is not paginated, so it is not clear if there are illustrations are missing or not.
City: Berkeley
Tags: Medieval Art, Northern Europe, Symbolism