The Fabric of War traces the rich history of flags and banners in Renaissance Europe through a critical analysis of the cultural ideological material and artistic histories of these complex and ubiquitous objects. It examines banners as numinous textiles that animated and adorned battle energized and embellished armies constructed and celebrated victory. Though flags are often investigated as mere symbols to be deciphered - as heraldic code revealing identity - they were vibrant and charismatic textiles whose mutability movement and multivalency constituted their appeal and salience. Banners propelled their viewers not only to decipher or identify but to act.
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