Defaced: The Visual Culture of Violence in the Late Middle Ages
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Defaced: The Visual Culture of Violence in the Late Middle Ages

by Valentin Groebner

History art history Medieval Studies
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Defaced explores the visual culture of violence in the late Middle Ages. Valentin Groebner examines how defacement and violent imagery functioned within medieval society, offering readers a focused historical study of the relationship between violence, representation, and visual meaning.

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Defaced examines the visual culture of violence in the late Middle Ages.

The book focuses on how images and acts of defacement relate to medieval understandings of violence.

Valentin Groebner presents a historical study of the ways violence appeared within the visual world of the period.

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