Pieter Bruegel and the Culture of the Early Modern Dinner Party

Claudia Goldstein

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical Art and Architecture Studies Historical Art and Culture Studies

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Contents: Introduction: private parties and public life Opulent precedents: Jerome de Busleydena (TM)s humanist banquets Wine, beer, and butter: Jan Noirota (TM)s dining room and social life at the Antwerp Mint The dinner party as performance Sea gods battle and peasants dance: the material culture of the Antwerp dinner party Antwerp and beyond: envisioning the early modern dining room Select bibliography Index.

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