The Miller, the Woman and St. Denis: Miniaturizing Paris in the thirteenth century

Key Points

• Miniaturization of Paris highlights key cultural representations of the thirteenth century, and reflects broader social dynamics.
• Cultural representation in thirteenth-century Paris shows influences of artistic methods and societal changes.
• Observational analysis reviews miniaturization practices in artworks and literature during this historical period.
• Significantly contributes to understanding the interplay between culture and society in medieval Paris.