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The Power of Women Topos on a Fourteenth-Century Embroidery

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The Power of Women Topos on a Fourteenth-Century Embroidery

Auteurs : Susan L. Smith

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- Adelhausen convent, Amorous, Amorous clerk, Anciens textes, Andreas capellanus, Anna malterer, Aristotle scene, August scheler, Auxerre relief, Biblical sage solomon, Bibliothek, Carnal love, Casket, Certain ambivalence, Characteristic example, Chaste lady, Christian marriage, Christian name, Classic example, Classical topos, Complementary quality, Confessio amantis, Courtauld institute, Danielle buschinger, Deutsche, Deutschen, Deutschen kunstgeschichte, Documentary evidence, Dyad, Edmond farai, Einhorn, Embroidery, Ernst robert curtius, Exemplary, Exemplary figure, Exemplary thrust, Exemplum, False love, Fifteenth century, Final pair, First time, First wife, Fourteenth century, Freiburg, Friedrich maurer, Front panel, Gawaine, Grateful lion, Green knight, Heinrich, Hercules, Heroic deed, Higher faculty, Housebook master, Ivory casket, Iwein, Iwein scene, Johannes, Johannes malterer, Karl bartsch, King court, Kunst, Last quatrefoils, Late medieval textile, Laudine, Lion skin, Literarischen, Literarischen vereins, Literatur, Lunete, Lustful desire, Magic ring, Maid lunete, Malterer, Malterer arm, Malterer embroidery, Many text, Maurer, Medieval literature, Medieval secular, Middle age, Minor poem, Mittelalters, Modem language review, More recent study, Moyen, Narrow yellow band, Nemean lion, Normative gender role, Other example, Other hand, Other object, Other work, Phyllis, Proper sort, Pure love, Quar quant, Quatrefoils, Repr, Roman courtois, Rouen, Same sense, Samson, Schweizer, Scottish text society, Secular sense, Sixteenth century, Smith samson, Solomon, Spiritual love, Strong samson, Stuttgart, Subject matter, Superhuman strength, Thirteenth, Thirteenth century, Tochter syon, Topos, True love, Unicorn, Unicorn scene, Vereins, Villingen casket, Virgil, Virtue catalog, Virtue convention, Visual art, Visual version, Wile, Wise counterpart, Wise solomon, Wolfgang stammler, Woman context, Woman sequence, Woman text, Woman topos, Zeitschrift.

Abstract

"The Power of Women Topos on a Fourteenth-Century Embroidery." One of the best-known examples of the Power of Women topos in late medieval art is the so-called "Malterer Embroidery," an early fourteenth-century German work which depicts the amorous entanglements of Samson, Aristotle, Virgil, and Iwein, followed by the unicorn captured by the virgin. Analysis of the image choices and their sequencing shows that the artist employed a dyadic structure based on the polarities of strength and wisdom and strength and chastity in order to propound a specific thesis: that the power of women to inspire love and desire in the strongest and wisest of men finds its proper outlet in Christian marriage, in which love between the sexes transcends merely carnal desire. The ingenuity with which the artist deployed stock imagery, leading the viewer from one idea to another as through steps in an argument, reveals a level of artistic self-consciousness which is not normally conceded to the "decorative" arts, and suggests that the apparent simplicity and conventional quality of many works of this kind may be deceiving.

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<abstract lang="en">"The Power of Women Topos on a Fourteenth-Century Embroidery." One of the best-known examples of the Power of Women topos in late medieval art is the so-called "Malterer Embroidery," an early fourteenth-century German work which depicts the amorous entanglements of Samson, Aristotle, Virgil, and Iwein, followed by the unicorn captured by the virgin. Analysis of the image choices and their sequencing shows that the artist employed a dyadic structure based on the polarities of strength and wisdom and strength and chastity in order to propound a specific thesis: that the power of women to inspire love and desire in the strongest and wisest of men finds its proper outlet in Christian marriage, in which love between the sexes transcends merely carnal desire. The ingenuity with which the artist deployed stock imagery, leading the viewer from one idea to another as through steps in an argument, reveals a level of artistic self-consciousness which is not normally conceded to the "decorative" arts, and suggests that the apparent simplicity and conventional quality of many works of this kind may be deceiving.</abstract>
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