"A historical account of Richard of St Victor's 12th-century book, In visionem Ezechielis, and its positioning as the first-ever treatise on architectural drawing"--
"A historical account of Richard of St Victor's 12th-century book, In visionem Ezechielis, and its positioning as the first-ever treatise on architectural drawing"--
Karl Kinsella is a lecturer in art history at the University of Aberdeen, having previously held positions at the universities of York and Oxford. A specialist in medieval architectural history and manuscripts, he received the Hawksmoor Essay Medal in 2013 for his work on architectural drawing.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Noah's Ark in Twelfth-Century Paris 1 2 Richard and the Abbey of Saint Victor 31 3 The First Plans 45 4 The Gatehouse 69 5 The Slope of Ezekiel's Mountain and the Language of Architecture 107 6 The Temple Precinct 139 7 The Map of the Promised Land and Jewish Exegesis 167 Afterword 183 Acknowledgments 189 Manuscripts 191 Notes 193 Bibliography 211 Index 225
1 Noah's Ark in Twelfth-Century Paris 1 2 Richard and the Abbey of Saint Victor 31 3 The First Plans 45 4 The Gatehouse 69 5 The Slope of Ezekiel's Mountain and the Language of Architecture 107 6 The Temple Precinct 139 7 The Map of the Promised Land and Jewish Exegesis 167 Afterword 183 Acknowledgments 189 Manuscripts 191 Notes 193 Bibliography 211 Index 225
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