The Devil's cloth : a history of stripes and striped fabric

Michel Pastoureau

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PrefaceOrder and Disorder of the StripeThe Devil and His Striped Clothes (13th-16th Centuries)The Carmel ScandalStriped Fabric, Bad FabricSaint Joseph's BreechesPlain, Striped, Patterned, SpottedThe Figure and the Background: Heraldry and the StripeFrom the Horizontal to the Vertical and Back (16th-19th Centuries)From the Diabolic to the DomesticFrom the Domestic to the RomanticThe Revolutionary StripeTo Stripe and to PunishStripes for the Present Time (19th-20th Centuries)Hygiene of the StripeA World in Navy Blue and WhiteOddball ZebrasStriped Surface, Dangerous SurfaceFrom the Trace to the MarkBibliographic OrientationList of IllustrationsAbout the AuthorNotesIndex

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