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Original publisher's sewn blue paperback, pictorial frontcover, 8vo: 238pp., [18]pp., 29 illustrations, footnotes, bibliographical notes, epilogue, catalogue, appendices, general bibliography, summary in English, index. Very fine copy. Thesis University Groningen.

Original publisher's sewn blue paperback, pictorial frontcover, 8vo: 238pp., [18]pp., 29 illustrations, footnotes, bibliographical notes, epilogue, catalogue, appendices, general bibliography, summary in English, index.

Groningen 1988. ix,237 pp. (diss.).

4°, 314 S., zahlr. Abb., Broschur, Tadellos. (= Studies in the Visual Cultures of the Middle Ages, vol. 4) Text engl.The articles collected in this volume discuss the rise and spread of the altarpiece, or retable, as the standard altar decoration across Europe during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Historians of art and liturgy have addressed such issues as the relations with other types of altar furnishings, regional variants, and their architectural, liturgical and socio-political context. The papers grew out of a symposium held at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands) in June, 2006, in which fourteen scholars from eight different countries participated. The period under scrutiny, c. 1150-c. 1400, has hitherto received only limited scholarly attention. It starts when the altarpiece was well established and ends with the great regional diversification of object types (such as the polyptych in Italy and the winged altarpiece in northern and central Europe). In turn, the altar decorations studied here are characterized by a relative uniformity stretching across media and regions, which enables comparisons to be made. The objects studied can be found in such diverse locations as Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, England, the Low Countries, central France, Catalonia, Mallorca, northern and central Italy, and Cyprus. This pan-European scope reveals connections that for many have always gone unnoticed, and contributes to a new perspective on European art that transcends modern national boundaries. The volume is illustrated with a wealth of plates and figures. 2100 gr. Schlagworte: Kunst - Kunstgeschichte, Gotik, Religion - allgemein.…

Zustand: gut. Altar and its Environment, 1150-1400 In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Softcover met dustjacket, 192 pages, illustrated in colour, text in Dutch. Copy as new. Paperback met stofomslag, 192 pagina's, geïllustreerd in kleur, tekst in het Nederlands. Exemplaar als nieuw. Broché avec jaquette, 192 pages, illustré en couleur, texte en néerlandais. Exemplaire comme neuf. Taschenbuch mit Schutzumschlag, 192 Seiten, farbig illustriert, Text in Niederländisch. Neuwertiges Exemplar. …

Groningen, 1988 Proefschrift. Gebrocheerd, 237pp. en 29 z/w. buitentekst ills., 17x23.5cm., in goede staat (frontcover met kleine deukje, achterflap met vouw, verder in goede staat).

Paperback, VI 314 pages ., 200 b/w ill. 100 colour ill., 220 x 280 mm, Languages: English, French *new. . ISBN 9782503530444. The articles collected in this volume discuss the rise and spread of the altarpiece, or retable, as the standard altar decoration across Europe during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Historians of art and liturgy have addressed such issues as the relations with other types of altar furnishings, regional variants, and their architectural, liturgical and socio-political context. The papers grew out of a symposium held at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands) in June, 2006, in which fourteen scholars from eight different countries participated. The period under scrutiny, c. 1150-c. 1400, has hitherto received only limited scholarly attention. It starts when the altarpiece was well established and ends with the great regional diversification of object types (such as the polyptych in Italy and the winged altarpiece in northern and central Europe). In turn, the altar decorations studied here are characterized by a relative uniformity stretching across media and regions, which enables comparisons to be made. The objects studied can be found in such diverse locations as Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, England, the Low Countries, central France, Catalonia, Mallorca, northern and central Italy, and Cyprus. This pan-European scope reveals connections that for many have always gone unnoticed, and contributes to a new perspective on European art that transcends modern national boundaries. The volume is illustrated with a wealth of plates and figures. Table of Contents; J.E.A. Kroesen and V.M. Schmidt, Introduction ? M. Bacci, Side Altars and ?Pro Anima? Chapels in the Medieval Mediterranean: Evidence from Cyprus ? P. Binski, Statues, Retables, and Ciboria: The English Gothic Altarpiece in Context, Before 1350 ? S.de Blaauw, Altar Imagery in Italy Before the Altarpiece ? A. De Marchi, La posterite du devant d?autel a Venise: retables orfevres et retables peints ? F. Espanol, Tabernacle-Retables in the Kingdom of Aragon ? F. Joubert, Un recours aux retables sculptes en pierre, a l?abbatiale de Saint-Denis (XIIIe siecle) ? S. Kemperdick, Altar Panels in Northern Germany, 1200-1350 ? J.E.A. Kroesen, Recentering Side Altars in Medieval Church Interiors: The Example of Late Romanesque Churches in Groningen ? P.-Y. Le Pogam, Le retable de Carrieres ? E. Nyborg, Retables with Two Spires: A Contribution on the Early Development of the Altarpiece ? V.M. Schmidt, Ensembles of Painted Altarpieces and Frontals ? P. Tangeberg, Retables and Winged Altarpieces from the Fourteenth Century: Swedish Altar Decorations in Their European Context ? R. Teres i Tomas, The Origin and Development of Stone Retables in Fourteenth-Century Catalonia ? L. van Tongeren, Use and Function of Altars in Liturgical Practice According to the Libri ordinarii in the Low Countries 0 g.…

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