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Nina Rowe

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ID3950257
NAMENina Rowe
GIVEN NAMESNina
FAMILY NAMERowe
SIGNATUREROWE N
AFFILIATIONSFordham University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2004
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Everybody Dance Now. Image, Text and Social Order in the Long Fifteenth Century

    Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Journal of the Warburg and…•2026

    In the fifteenth century, in the southern part of the Holy Roman Empire, dancing was cause for celebration and concern. Images of dancers in an array of media fall into two general categories: representations of roundelay chain dances and renderings of so-called Moresca acrobatic performances. On first glance, the two image types might appear to have little to do with one another. But examination of artworks depicting dance in tandem with a range…

  • The Detail as Fragment of a Social Past

    Nina Rowe•CHAPTER•Field Notes on the Visual Arts•2019

  • Whose Middle Ages?

    Thomas O'Donnell, David G Perry et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Whose Middle Ages?•2019

  • Devotion and Dissent in Late‐Medieval Illuminated World Chronicles

    Open Access•Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Art History•2018

    On illuminated World Chronicles and heresy in the city of Regensburg in the late Middle Ages

  • Saracens, Demons, and Jews

    Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Speculum•2004

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  • Saracens, Demons, and Jews

    Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Speculum•2004

  • Devotion and Dissent in Late‐Medieval Illuminated World Chronicles

    Open Access•Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Art History•2018

    On illuminated World Chronicles and heresy in the city of Regensburg in the late Middle Ages

  • The Detail as Fragment of a Social Past

    Nina Rowe•CHAPTER•Field Notes on the Visual Arts•2019

  • Whose Middle Ages?

    Thomas O'Donnell, David G Perry et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Whose Middle Ages?•2019

  • Everybody Dance Now. Image, Text and Social Order in the Long Fifteenth Century

    Nina Rowe•ARTICLE•Journal of the Warburg and…•2026

    In the fifteenth century, in the southern part of the Holy Roman Empire, dancing was cause for celebration and concern. Images of dancers in an array of media fall into two general categories: representations of roundelay chain dances and renderings of so-called Moresca acrobatic performances. On first glance, the two image types might appear to have little to do with one another. But examination of artworks depicting dance in tandem with a range…

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