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Boydell Studies in Medieval Art and Architecture Séries

Cette série explore le monde riche de l'art et de l'architecture médiévaux, offrant un forum dynamique pour la discussion savante. Elle examine une gamme variée de médias, des manuscrits enluminés et des cartes aux tapisseries, sculptures et vitraux. La collection couvre différentes périodes et régions, invitant les lecteurs à s'engager avec la beauté complexe et la signification historique de l'environnement médiéval construit et visuel.

The Art of Anglo-Saxon England
Art and Political Thought in Medieval England, C.1150-1350
Stone Fidelity

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    This book offers a groundbreaking exploration of the "double tomb" effigies from the Middle Ages, analyzing their significance and cultural implications. It delves into the artistic and historical context of these unique monuments, shedding light on the relationships they commemorate and the societal values they reflect. Through detailed examination, the author reveals how these effigies served not only as memorials but also as expressions of identity and status during a transformative period in history.

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    This book delves into the intricate relationship between power and political society as depicted in medieval English art. It examines how artists of the time represented authority and governance, revealing the cultural and societal values embedded in their work. Through a detailed analysis of various artworks, the text highlights the ways in which political themes were visually communicated, offering insights into the historical context and the significance of art as a medium for political expression during the medieval period.

    Art and Political Thought in Medieval England, C.1150-1350