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Consuming the Past: The Medieval Revival in fin-de-siècle France

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Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Medieval European History and Architecture French Historical and Cultural Studies

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The Middle Ages belong to France - Nationalist paradigms of the medieval Packaging the primitifs - The medieval artist - the neo-primitif and the art market From the living room to the museum and back again - The institutionalization of medieval art The gothic cathedral in fin-de-siecle France - From Gesamtkunstwerk to French genius Cathedral to cabaret - The popularity of medieval stained glass and tapestries Marketing the sacred - Medieval pilgrimage and the Catholic revival Feasts, fools and festivals - The popular Middle Ages.

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