@inbook{5e55292accc84a8999a3752af58cba6e,
title = "The Loom, the Lady, and Her Family Chapels: Weaving Identity in Late Medieval Art",
abstract = "The essays in this volume continue the Journal's tradition of groundbreaking interdisciplinary work. The volume opens with a survey of the discipline of medieval clothing and textiles, written by founding editor Gale R. Owen-Crocker. The range of the other essays extends chronologically from the early Middle Ages through the fifteenth century and covers a variety of disciplines. Topics include the conception of the author as a {"}wordweaver{"} in the literatures of Anglo-Saxon England; intertextual literary identities established through clothing in the Nibelungenlied and the V{\"o}lsunga Saga; the historical record of clothing and textiles at the court of King John of England; medallion silks, their use in Western Europe, and their representation in art; the vestments of Beguines and other penitential movements in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries; and a depiction of heraldic textile weaving in late-medieval art.",
author = "Anderson, {Joanne W.}",
year = "2019",
month = sep,
language = "English",
isbn = "9781783274123",
volume = "15",
series = "Medieval Clothing and Textiles",
publisher = "Boydell & Brewer",
pages = "157--181",
editor = "Wright, {Monica L.} and Netherton, {Robin } and Owen-Crocker, {Gale R. }",
booktitle = "Medieval Clothing and Textiles",
}