International authors from prominent researchers to emerging scholars offer an up-to-date synthesis of scholarship on Byzantine art and visual culture. This is a remarkable resource to guide readers through past and current research in this most fertile of fields.
International authors from prominent researchers to emerging scholars offer an up-to-date synthesis of scholarship on Byzantine art and visual culture. This is a remarkable resource to guide readers through past and current research in this most fertile of fields.
Ellen C. Schwartz is Professor of Art History Emerita at Eastern Michigan University, School of Art & Design.
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* Acknowledgments * List of Contributors * List of Illustrations * Abbreviations * Introduction: The Artifice of Eternity * Ellen C. Schwartz * PART ONE: APPROACHING BYZANTINE ART * 1. The Origin of Icons * Thomas F. Mathews * 2. Byzantine Art and Perception * Bissera V. Pentcheva * 3. Spolia in Byzantine Art and Architecture * Bente Kiilerich * 4. The Icon * Rebecca W. Corrie * 5. Iconoclasm * Leslie Brubaker * 6. Magic and Byzantine Art * Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg * 7. Bodily Adornment and Modification in Byzantium * Alicia Walker * 8. Secular Art * Maria G. Parani * 9. The Imperial Arts * Benjamin Anderson * 10. Private Collecting and the Art Market for Byzantine Artifacts * Christian Schmidt * 11. The Byzantine Arts and Byzantine Literature * Henry Maguire * PART TWO: RECEPTION OF BYZANTINE ART AND ARCHITECTURE * Neighbors to the East and South * 12. Armenia * Christina Maranci * 13. Georgia * Zaza Skhirtladze * 14. Islamic States and the Middle East * Erica Cruikshank Dodd * Looking Westward * 15. Italy, the Crusader States, and Cyprus * Maria Georgopoulou * 16. South Slavic Lands * Ljubomir Milanovi * After the Fall * 17. "Byzance apre`s Byzance" and "Post-Byzantine" Art from the Late Fifteenth Century through the Eighteenth Century * Henry D. Schilb * 18. The Byzantine Revival in Europe * J. B. Bullen * PART THREE: THE REALIA OF BYZANTINE ART * Archaeology * 19. Archaeology: Sites and Approaches * Eric A. Ivison * Architecture * 20. Religious Architecture * Marina Mihaljevi * 21. Devotional Practices and the Development of the Byzantine Church * Neboja Stankovi * 22. Secular Architecture: Domestic * Carolyn S. Snively * 23. Secular Architecture: Military * Stavros I. Arvanitopoulos * 24. Acceptance and Adaptation of Byzantine Architectural Types in the "Byzantine Commonwealth" * Mark J. Johnson * Decoration of Structures/Byzantine Wall Decoration * 25. Mosaics * Liz James * 26. Monumental Painting: Pre-Iconoclasm * Elizabeth S. Bolman * 27. Monumental Painting: Post-Iconoclasm * Sharon E. J. Gerstel * 28. Stone Sculpture * Sarah T. Brooks * Portable Media * 29. Illuminated Manuscripts: Religious * Susan Madigan McCombs * 30. Illuminated Manuscripts: Secular * Christine Havice * 31. Liturgical Objects * Holger A. Klein * 32. Bronze and Copper Icons * Ellen C. Schwartz * 33. Amulets, Crosses, and Reliquaries * Brigitte Pitarakis * 34. Ivories and Steatites * Carolyn L. Connor * 35. Ceramics * Demetra Papanikola-Bakirtzi * 36. Glass * Anastassios Antonaras * 37. Jewelry and Enamels * Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie * 38. Textile Media * Warren T. Woodfin * Index
* Acknowledgments * List of Contributors * List of Illustrations * Abbreviations * Introduction: The Artifice of Eternity * Ellen C. Schwartz * PART ONE: APPROACHING BYZANTINE ART * 1. The Origin of Icons * Thomas F. Mathews * 2. Byzantine Art and Perception * Bissera V. Pentcheva * 3. Spolia in Byzantine Art and Architecture * Bente Kiilerich * 4. The Icon * Rebecca W. Corrie * 5. Iconoclasm * Leslie Brubaker * 6. Magic and Byzantine Art * Jacquelyn Tuerk-Stonberg * 7. Bodily Adornment and Modification in Byzantium * Alicia Walker * 8. Secular Art * Maria G. Parani * 9. The Imperial Arts * Benjamin Anderson * 10. Private Collecting and the Art Market for Byzantine Artifacts * Christian Schmidt * 11. The Byzantine Arts and Byzantine Literature * Henry Maguire * PART TWO: RECEPTION OF BYZANTINE ART AND ARCHITECTURE * Neighbors to the East and South * 12. Armenia * Christina Maranci * 13. Georgia * Zaza Skhirtladze * 14. Islamic States and the Middle East * Erica Cruikshank Dodd * Looking Westward * 15. Italy, the Crusader States, and Cyprus * Maria Georgopoulou * 16. South Slavic Lands * Ljubomir Milanovi * After the Fall * 17. "Byzance apre`s Byzance" and "Post-Byzantine" Art from the Late Fifteenth Century through the Eighteenth Century * Henry D. Schilb * 18. The Byzantine Revival in Europe * J. B. Bullen * PART THREE: THE REALIA OF BYZANTINE ART * Archaeology * 19. Archaeology: Sites and Approaches * Eric A. Ivison * Architecture * 20. Religious Architecture * Marina Mihaljevi * 21. Devotional Practices and the Development of the Byzantine Church * Neboja Stankovi * 22. Secular Architecture: Domestic * Carolyn S. Snively * 23. Secular Architecture: Military * Stavros I. Arvanitopoulos * 24. Acceptance and Adaptation of Byzantine Architectural Types in the "Byzantine Commonwealth" * Mark J. Johnson * Decoration of Structures/Byzantine Wall Decoration * 25. Mosaics * Liz James * 26. Monumental Painting: Pre-Iconoclasm * Elizabeth S. Bolman * 27. Monumental Painting: Post-Iconoclasm * Sharon E. J. Gerstel * 28. Stone Sculpture * Sarah T. Brooks * Portable Media * 29. Illuminated Manuscripts: Religious * Susan Madigan McCombs * 30. Illuminated Manuscripts: Secular * Christine Havice * 31. Liturgical Objects * Holger A. Klein * 32. Bronze and Copper Icons * Ellen C. Schwartz * 33. Amulets, Crosses, and Reliquaries * Brigitte Pitarakis * 34. Ivories and Steatites * Carolyn L. Connor * 35. Ceramics * Demetra Papanikola-Bakirtzi * 36. Glass * Anastassios Antonaras * 37. Jewelry and Enamels * Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie * 38. Textile Media * Warren T. Woodfin * Index
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