1st Edition
At Home in the Early Modern Dutch Dollhouse Gender, Materiality, and Collecting in the Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Netherlands
Introduction: At Home in the Early Modern Dutch Dollhouse
1. Dollhouses and the Female Collector in the Early Modern Netherlands
2. Managing the Early Modern Dutch Household: Dollhouse as Didactic Text
3. Embodying Domesticity: Reconstructing Dollhouse Display in Practice and Theory
4. Gender, Materiality and Excess: Collecting or Consumption in the Early Modern Dutch Dollhouse
5. East Asia Design in the Dollhouse: The World Within Reach
Conclusion
Biography
Michelle Moseley-Christian is Associate Professor of Art History at Virginia Tech. A researcher of Netherlandish and Northern European art and material culture, 1400–1750, she has published in Renaissance Quarterly, Sixteenth Century Studies and co-edited the volume Gender and Otherness in Medieval and Early Modern Art.
