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Dwarfs --- Nains (Folklore) --- Folklore
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Nains --- Dans l'art --- Nains --- Dans l'art
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Dwarfs in art --- Fools and jesters in art --- Nains dans l'art
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Dwarfs (Persons). --- Generative organs, Female --- Nains. --- Organes génitaux femelles --- dwarfs. --- Abnormalities. --- Malformations.
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Dwarfs --- Dwarfs in art --- Dwergen --- Dwergen in de kunst --- Midgets --- Nains --- Nains dans l'art --- Paleopathologie --- Paleopathology --- Paléopathologie --- Pathologie [Paleo] --- Pathologie [Paléo] --- Greece --- History --- Egypt --- Egypte --- Antiquities --- Antiquités --- Dwarfs in art. --- Dwarfs. --- Paleopathology. --- History. --- Antiquités --- Medical archaeology --- Pathology --- Antiquities.
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Old French literature --- Thematology --- Dwarfs in literature --- Dwergen in de literatuur --- Nains dans la litterature --- Dwarfs in literature. --- French literature --- Arthurian romances --- Nains dans la littérature --- Littérature française --- Cycle d'Arthur --- History and criticism. --- Histoire et critique --- Nains dans la littérature --- Littérature française --- To 1500 --- History and criticism --- Dwarfs --- France --- History --- Literature [Medieval ]
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Not since Edward Wood's 'Giants and Dwarfs' published in 1868 has the subject been the focus of a scholarly study in English. Treating the topic afresh, this volume offers new insights into the vogue for giants and dwarfs that flourished in late-medieval and early modern Europe. From chapters dealing with the real dwarfs and giants in the royal and princely courts, to the imaginary giants and dwarfs that figured in the crafting of nationalistic and ancestral traditions, to giants and dwarfs used as metaphorical expression, scholars discuss their role in art, literature, and ephemeral display. Some essays examine giants and dwarfs as monsters and marvels and collectibles, while others show artists and writers emphasizing contrasts in scale to inspire awe or for comic effect. As these investigations reveal, not all court dwarfs functioned as jesters, and giant figures might equally be used to represent heroes, anti-heroes, and even a saint.
Art, European --- Art, Medieval --- Art, Medieval. --- Dwarfs (Folklore) --- Dwarfs (Persons) in art. --- Dwarfs (Persons) --- Giants (Folklore) --- Tall people in art. --- Tall people --- ART / European. --- giants, dwarfs, monsters, Habsburg, Medici. --- History. --- Iconography --- History of civilization --- dwarfs --- giants [mythical beings] --- anno 1300-1399 --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1400-1499 --- Europe --- Tall people in art --- Dwarfs (Persons) in art --- Personnes de grande taille --- Nains --- Nains (Folklore) --- Nains dans l'art. --- Art européen --- Art médiéval. --- Histoire. --- iconography
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