Arts and Crafts in the Middle Ages reviewed by Hawthorne
Hildegarde Hawthorne surveys Julia de Wolf Addison's Arts and Crafts in the Middle Ages, praising its thorough reach into medieval goldsmiths, embroidery, tapestry, carving, and guild life. The review highlights the Bayeux tapestry, medieval women’s roles, and the interplay of craft, religion, and social structures, noting vivid man and woman artisans.
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