International authors from prominent researchers to emerging scholars offer an up-to-date synthesis of scholarship on Byzantine art and visual culture. This is a remarkable resource to guide readers through past and current research in this most fertile of fields.
International authors from prominent researchers to emerging scholars offer an up-to-date synthesis of scholarship on Byzantine art and visual culture. This is a remarkable resource to guide readers through past and current research in this most fertile of fields.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ellen C. Schwartz is Professor of Art History Emerita at Eastern Michigan University, School of Art & Design.
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* Acknowledgments * List of Contributors * List of Illustrations * Abbreviations * Introduction: The Artifice of Eternity * Ellen C. Schwartz * PART ONE: APPROACHING BYZANTINE ART * 1. The Origin of Icons * Thomas F. Mathews * 2. Byzantine Art and Perception * Bissera V. Pentcheva * 3. Spolia in Byzantine Art and Architecture * Bente Kiilerich * 4. The Icon * Rebecca W. Corrie * 5. Iconoclasm * Leslie Brubaker * 6. Magic and Byzantine Art * Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg * 7. Bodily Adornment and Modification in Byzantium * Alicia Walker * 8. Secular Art * Maria G. Parani * 9. The Imperial Arts * Benjamin Anderson * 10. Private Collecting and the Art Market for Byzantine Artifacts * Christian Schmidt * 11. The Byzantine Arts and Byzantine Literature * Henry Maguire * PART TWO: RECEPTION OF BYZANTINE ART AND ARCHITECTURE * Neighbors to the East and South * 12. Armenia * Christina Maranci * 13. Georgia * Zaza Skhirtladze * 14. Islamic States and the Middle East * Erica Cruikshank Dodd * Looking Westward * 15. Italy, the Crusader States, and Cyprus * Maria Georgopoulou * 16. South Slavic Lands * Ljubomir Milanovi * After the Fall * 17. "Byzance apre`s Byzance" and "Post-Byzantine" Art from the Late Fifteenth Century through the Eighteenth Century * Henry D. Schilb * 18. The Byzantine Revival in Europe * J. B. Bullen * PART THREE: THE REALIA OF BYZANTINE ART * Archaeology * 19. Archaeology: Sites and Approaches * Eric A. Ivison * Architecture * 20. Religious Architecture * Marina Mihaljevi * 21. Devotional Practices and the Development of the Byzantine Church * Neboja Stankovi * 22. Secular Architecture: Domestic * Carolyn S. Snively * 23. Secular Architecture: Military * Stavros I. Arvanitopoulos * 24. Acceptance and Adaptation of Byzantine Architectural Types in the "Byzantine Commonwealth" * Mark J. Johnson * Decoration of Structures/Byzantine Wall Decoration * 25. Mosaics * Liz James * 26. Monumental Painting: Pre-Iconoclasm * Elizabeth S. Bolman * 27. Monumental Painting: Post-Iconoclasm * Sharon E. J. Gerstel * 28. Stone Sculpture * Sarah T. Brooks * Portable Media * 29. Illuminated Manuscripts: Religious * Susan Madigan McCombs * 30. Illuminated Manuscripts: Secular * Christine Havice * 31. Liturgical Objects * Holger A. Klein * 32. Bronze and Copper Icons * Ellen C. Schwartz * 33. Amulets, Crosses, and Reliquaries * Brigitte Pitarakis * 34. Ivories and Steatites * Carolyn L. Connor * 35. Ceramics * Demetra Papanikola-Bakirtzi * 36. Glass * Anastassios Antonaras * 37. Jewelry and Enamels * Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie * 38. Textile Media * Warren T. Woodfin * Index
* Acknowledgments * List of Contributors * List of Illustrations * Abbreviations * Introduction: The Artifice of Eternity * Ellen C. Schwartz * PART ONE: APPROACHING BYZANTINE ART * 1. The Origin of Icons * Thomas F. Mathews * 2. Byzantine Art and Perception * Bissera V. Pentcheva * 3. Spolia in Byzantine Art and Architecture * Bente Kiilerich * 4. The Icon * Rebecca W. Corrie * 5. Iconoclasm * Leslie Brubaker * 6. Magic and Byzantine Art * Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg * 7. Bodily Adornment and Modification in Byzantium * Alicia Walker * 8. Secular Art * Maria G. Parani * 9. The Imperial Arts * Benjamin Anderson * 10. Private Collecting and the Art Market for Byzantine Artifacts * Christian Schmidt * 11. The Byzantine Arts and Byzantine Literature * Henry Maguire * PART TWO: RECEPTION OF BYZANTINE ART AND ARCHITECTURE * Neighbors to the East and South * 12. Armenia * Christina Maranci * 13. Georgia * Zaza Skhirtladze * 14. Islamic States and the Middle East * Erica Cruikshank Dodd * Looking Westward * 15. Italy, the Crusader States, and Cyprus * Maria Georgopoulou * 16. South Slavic Lands * Ljubomir Milanovi * After the Fall * 17. "Byzance apre`s Byzance" and "Post-Byzantine" Art from the Late Fifteenth Century through the Eighteenth Century * Henry D. Schilb * 18. The Byzantine Revival in Europe * J. B. Bullen * PART THREE: THE REALIA OF BYZANTINE ART * Archaeology * 19. Archaeology: Sites and Approaches * Eric A. Ivison * Architecture * 20. Religious Architecture * Marina Mihaljevi * 21. Devotional Practices and the Development of the Byzantine Church * Neboja Stankovi * 22. Secular Architecture: Domestic * Carolyn S. Snively * 23. Secular Architecture: Military * Stavros I. Arvanitopoulos * 24. Acceptance and Adaptation of Byzantine Architectural Types in the "Byzantine Commonwealth" * Mark J. Johnson * Decoration of Structures/Byzantine Wall Decoration * 25. Mosaics * Liz James * 26. Monumental Painting: Pre-Iconoclasm * Elizabeth S. Bolman * 27. Monumental Painting: Post-Iconoclasm * Sharon E. J. Gerstel * 28. Stone Sculpture * Sarah T. Brooks * Portable Media * 29. Illuminated Manuscripts: Religious * Susan Madigan McCombs * 30. Illuminated Manuscripts: Secular * Christine Havice * 31. Liturgical Objects * Holger A. Klein * 32. Bronze and Copper Icons * Ellen C. Schwartz * 33. Amulets, Crosses, and Reliquaries * Brigitte Pitarakis * 34. Ivories and Steatites * Carolyn L. Connor * 35. Ceramics * Demetra Papanikola-Bakirtzi * 36. Glass * Anastassios Antonaras * 37. Jewelry and Enamels * Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie * 38. Textile Media * Warren T. Woodfin * Index
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