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Snyder's Medieval Art
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Henry Luttikhuizen, Dorothy VerkerkProduct Details
ISBN: 9780131929708Publish Date: 07/08/2005
Publisher: Pearson
Number of pages: 512
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Describesthe times in which the art was created as well as the issues of patronage, function, and ultimately, the public’s reception of the art as it was produced. Providing a magnificent overview of medieval painting, sculpture, and architecturein Italy, Byzantium, Germany, and France from the 4th to the 14th centuriesincluding Early Christian, Byzantine, Pre-Romanesque Hiberno-Saxon, Carolingian, Ottonian, Romanesque, and Gothic art.
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