Add to ORKGIncludes bibliographical references (pages 497-507) and index.Preface : what's in a name? -- Introduction : rethinking Byzantine Cappadocia -- Architecture : churches and chapels -- Painting in its contexts -- Visualizing community : constructing a social history of Cappadocia -- Landscapes of commemoration : monasteries and cemeteries -- Conclusion : multum in parvo
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While there has been extensive research conducted on Byzantine religious architecture in Cappadocia,...
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The establishment of the Byzantine Empire by Constantine the Great in AD 330 ushered a new dimension...
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This study is concerned with the manner in which Byzantium manifested itself through the exterior of...
Based on a collection of case studies, this article provides a bottom-up approach to glazed pottery ...
What can Iconography, also known as Byzantine art say to 21st century people? Arts of the past revea...
Pitarakis Brigitte. Robert G. Ousterhout, Visualizing Community. Art, Material Culture, and Settleme...
Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, fell to the Ottomans on May 29, 1453, a date th...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [76]-80)From its inception, the Christian religion, born ...
This paper presents the findings of a research mission and restoration project, Rupestrian painting ...
While there has been extensive research conducted on Byzantine religious architecture in Cappadocia,...
The main novelty my article brings concerns a particular iconographic motif: that known as the ‘tria...
The establishment of the Byzantine Empire by Constantine the Great in AD 330 ushered a new dimension...
The imagery of Hell, the Christian account of the permanent destinations of the human soul after dea...
Published in memory of Prof. Claudia Barsanti, Archaeology of a World of Changes provides a selectio...
none1noThe motif of the church patron or founder carrying a building model was inserted in church de...
Includes bibliographical references.This honors thesis will specifically be dealing with two concept...
This essay seeks to investigate the artistic production and circulation among Venetian communities i...
This study is concerned with the manner in which Byzantium manifested itself through the exterior of...
Based on a collection of case studies, this article provides a bottom-up approach to glazed pottery ...
What can Iconography, also known as Byzantine art say to 21st century people? Arts of the past revea...