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Description
Studies on late Medieval cloistered women proliferated during the last thirty years revealing new information on their way of life, spirituality and cultural expressions. However, scholars have only recently begun to devote their attention to the study of Portuguese female religious communities and their material culture. This panel features three ground-breaking studies on Clarissan, Cistercian, and Dominican nunneries by three scholars from different disciplines: art history, conservation sciences, and musicology, and provides new insights on artwork in relation to functionality, the materiality of illuminated manuscripts and the link between written and sounding chant.