This book brings together seventeen important new papers published by Anna Muthesius since 1995. Many of the articles, plates and specially prepared figures are available... Læs mere
This book reevaluates whitewashing in Protestant Reformation-era churches, disputing its simplicity. Victoria George explores the history and theological significance of white, showing how it had a more profound impact on religious aesthetics and minimalism.
Christina Lodder's collection of articles, spanning two decades, explores the Russian avant-garde's response to the 1917 Revolution and its influence on art across Europe. Updated with new notes reflecting recent research, it offers insights into this dynamic period.
Presents case studies highlighting a class of C15th Italian art created privately by artists for personal satisfaction. It examines works by Piero della Francesca,... Læs mere
This volume compiles twenty-six studies centred on illuminated manuscripts created in 13th and 14th century England, especially illuminated psalters. The... Læs mere
The themes of this collection include historicism, commemoration, style and meaning, and the artist's intelligence. Lavin covers various... Læs mere
John James, an Australian architect and historian, researched the origins of Gothic architecture. He analyzed stone structures' construction history,... Læs mere
Crete, a vital Venetian stronghold, saw cultural interaction between Greek Orthodox... Læs mere
Collected essays, editorials, and conference papers by John Onians, who has worked to expand and deepen the field of art history for 30... Læs mere
The introduction discusses rabbinic views on art and spirituality. The essays in this volume are categorized into three sections: the... Læs mere
This book looks at the representation of secular figures in Romanesque Auvergne to understand the region's... Læs mere
This book collects 17 papers by Anna Muthesius, covering topics like Byzantine sericulture, silk's ecclesiastical role, and the impact of Byzantine silks in various regions from the 5th to 15th centuries. It complements her earlier work on Byzantine and Islamic silk weaving.