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Encounters - Essays on Mediaeval Art Dedicated to Klára Benešovská
ISBN: 978-80-86890-75-3
Dostupnost: skladem
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| Vaše cena | 400,00 Kč |
Jan Chlíbec, Zoe Opacic
Encounters
Essays on Mediaeval Art Dedicated to Klára Benešovská
The aim of this collection of texts is to present mediaeval art from various viewpoints in all its breadth, richness, and variety. It contains essays on mediaeval architecture, sculpture, panel painting, wall painting, book illumination, and artistic craftwork. The texts do not deal just with Czech subjects, but cover European mediaeval culture across a broad geographical spectrum over a period of several centuries. In addition to Czech and Slovak researchers, texts have been contributed to the book by leading scholars from France, Germany, Switzerland, England, Poland, and Hungary. The keystone connecting all these research efforts is the person of Klára Benešovská, an outstanding mediaevalist, in particular in the field of mediaeval architecture, and also an untiring organiser of academic life, who can take credit for the spread of knowledge of Czech mediaeval art in European specialist circles as well. The book contains a wealth of illustrations, an extensive index, a complete bibliography of Klára Benešovská, and English summaries of the essays.
Artefactum, Prague 2015, 175 x 245 mm, 343 pages, Czech, Slovak, English, German, Italian and French, ISBN 978-80-86890-75-3
Encounters
Essays on Mediaeval Art Dedicated to Klára Benešovská
The aim of this collection of texts is to present mediaeval art from various viewpoints in all its breadth, richness, and variety. It contains essays on mediaeval architecture, sculpture, panel painting, wall painting, book illumination, and artistic craftwork. The texts do not deal just with Czech subjects, but cover European mediaeval culture across a broad geographical spectrum over a period of several centuries. In addition to Czech and Slovak researchers, texts have been contributed to the book by leading scholars from France, Germany, Switzerland, England, Poland, and Hungary. The keystone connecting all these research efforts is the person of Klára Benešovská, an outstanding mediaevalist, in particular in the field of mediaeval architecture, and also an untiring organiser of academic life, who can take credit for the spread of knowledge of Czech mediaeval art in European specialist circles as well. The book contains a wealth of illustrations, an extensive index, a complete bibliography of Klára Benešovská, and English summaries of the essays.
Artefactum, Prague 2015, 175 x 245 mm, 343 pages, Czech, Slovak, English, German, Italian and French, ISBN 978-80-86890-75-3