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Deviceful settings : the English Renaissance emblem and its contexts : selected papers from the Third International Emblem Conference, Pittsburgh, 1993

Michael Bath, Daniel S. Russell

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This volume, containing papers from the Third International Emblem Conference held in Pittsburgh in 1993, focuses on the 17th-century emblem in England. It focuses on the contexts within which emblems were used, rather than on the emblem books themselves.

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This volume, containing papers from the Third International Emblem Conference held in Pittsburgh in 1993, focuses on the 17th-century emblem in England. It focuses on the contexts within which emblems were used, rather than on the emblem books themselves.

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This volume, containing papers from the Third International Emblem Conference held in Pittsburgh in 1993, focuses on the 17th-century emblem in England. It focuses on the contexts within which emblems were used, rather than on the emblem books themselves.

Key concepts: Emblem, The Renaissance, History, Art, Art history, Visual arts

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