A first systematic analysis of historic domestic material culture depicted in contemporaneous Western painting and prints, c.1400-1800. Drawing on an extensive data set, the paper proposes to methodologies and hermeneutics for historical analysis and archaeological correspondence

Aynsley J

Braudel F

Gaimster D

Hundsbichler H

Jaritz G

Kunze H

Ruempol APE

Schneider N

Strauss K

Strauss W L

Verhaeghe F

Westermann M

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