Byzantium : Faith and Power ( 1261-1557 ) Perspectives on Late Byzantine Art and Culture
Byzantium : Faith and Power ( 1261-1557 ) Perspectives on Late Byzantine Art and Culture
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- Year of publication
- 2006
- ISBN
- 9780300111415
- Place of printing
- New York/Vicenza
- Author
- Sarah T.Brooks Edited By
- Pages
- 201
- Volume
- 1
- Publishers
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Edition
- prima edizione
- Keyword
- Generale
- Cover description
- As New
- Binding description
- Couverture souple
- State of preservation
- As New
- Languages
- English
- First edition
- True
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Byzantium : Faith and Power ( 1261-1557 ) Perspectives on Late Byzantine Art and Culture -Edited by Sarah T.Brooks ( The Metropolitan Museum of Art Symposia ) New York 2006 The Metropolitan Museum of Art Pages 201 ills. profusely in black & white and colour ottavo paper -xx Description du livre: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York, 2007. Paperback. TITLE SHIPPED FROM UK *** Pages: 201, Focuses on the art of the empire's final two centuries and its exceptional heritage. This collection of essays by international scholars explores issues of politics, trade, religion, and culture that helped shape the last centuries of the empire as well as the rise of the early modern age. The vibrant culture of Byzantium influenced the artistic traditions of neighbouring cultures in Western Europe and the Islamic East well into the modern era. The Metropolitan Museum of Art's 2004 exhibition catalogue "Byzantium: Faith and Power, 1261-1557" was among the first to focus on the art of the empire's final two centuries and its exceptional heritage. This collection of essays by international scholars continues to expand on this area of study, exploring critical issues of politics, trade, religion, and culture that helped shape the last centuries of the empire as well as the rise of the early modern age. By taking different and innovative approaches to the period, the authors arrive at a more complete portrait of Byzantium and its artistic legacy. Included are essays by Hans Belting, Professor Emeritus of Art History and Media Studies, Staatliche Hochschule fur Gestaltung Karlsruhe, and Honorary Professor, University of Heidelberg, and Thomas F. Mathews, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. N° de réf. du libraire 003666 - language : english text Size: Ottavo