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Terry, Ann - Maguire, Henry

Dynamic Splendor : the wall mosaics in the Cathedral of Eufrasius at Porec

Pennsylvania State University Press,, 2007

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Year of publication
2007
ISBN
9780271028736
Place of printing
Pennsylvania
Author
Terry, Ann - Maguire, Henry
Volume
2
Publishers
Pennsylvania State University Press,
Size
320 X240 mm.
Edition
Edition originale
Cover description
Neuf
Binding description
Couverture rigide
State of preservation
New
Languages
Italian
First edition

Descrizione

Terry, Ann - Maguire, Henry Dynamic Splendor : the wall mosaics in the Cathedral of Eufrasius at Porec / Ann Terry and Henry Maguire. - University Park : The Pennsylvania State University Press. - v. : ill. ; 32 cm ISBN 97802-710-2873-6 Comprende: 2: Illustrations 1: Text Soggetti: MOSAICI - Parenzo - Basilica Eufrasiana ISBN : 97802-710-2873-6 Descrizione libro: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2007. Hardcover. Condizione libro: New. 263mm x 53mm x 320mm. Dynamic Splendor introduces a cycle of sixth-century mosaics little known to scholars, though they are comparable in quality and interest to famed mosaics in Italy and elsewhere. Ann Terry and Henry Maguire provide the first comprehensive account of the history and meaning of the mosaics along with the first high-quality photographic documentation of the ensemble. It has only recently been possible to study the mosaics at Pore closely, due to favorable conditions in Croatian Istria, where the mosaics reside, and to the discovery of the original restoration documents in Vienna and Trieste. Terry and Maguire have tracked the condition and restoration of these works, distinguishing between the original mosaics and later contributions. Beyond creating an important archival source, the authors consider the making of the mosaics, their thematic structure, their relationship to the cathedral complex, and their connection to the patron, Bishop Eufrasius, while drawing parallels with other renowned works. 226 pages. Codice articolo 005102 - Language : english text two vols with slipcased
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