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Among the testimonies of medieval courtly culture that have come down to us, mural art is the only form to be located precisely where it was conceived, realized, and needed. At the very least, we know the sites where such art materialized. Accordingly, these testimonies provide a direct link to the proponents of that culture and enable us to include their life circumstances in the interpretation of their cultural ambitions. To this extent, the articles in this collection can justly claim to stand as interdisciplinary studies contributing to the reconstruction of the information required for a

Literature in art --- Mural painting and decoration, Medieval --- Painting --- Literature --- anno 500-1499 --- Civilization, Medieval --- Communication and the arts --- Literature, Medieval --- Romances [German ] --- History and criticism --- Congresses --- Rural painting and decoration [German ] --- History --- Rural painting and decoration [Medieval ] --- Art and literature --- Germany --- Court and courtiers --- Civilization [Medieval ] --- Europe --- Arts and communication --- Arts --- European literature --- Medieval literature --- Council of Europe countries --- Eastern Hemisphere --- Eurasia