Browse Subject Headings
A Cornucopia for a Polymath: Studies in Archaeology, Architecture and Art History for John Burnett Mitchell
A Cornucopia for a Polymath: Studies in Archaeology, Architecture and Art History for John Burnett Mitchell
Click to enlarge
ISBN No.: 9781805830344
Pages: 412
Year: 202509
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 138.87
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Preface Finding meaning in images, objects and buildings ''You just have to look closer'': a partial biography of John Burnett Mitchell- Elizabeth Mitchell Flower Power: the Garland as a Floating Signifier - Jane Chick Hexapteryga: The Versatile Deacons of Byzantine Cyprus - Richard Maguire Selecting, Arranging, Dressing and Aging the Saints in S. Apollinare Nuovo - Bryan Ward-Perkins The Church of San Zeno at Bardolino, the ''Carolingian Renaissance'', and the Sources for Simulated Architecture in ''Court School'' Manuscripts - John Osborne Trittico Siciliano. 3. Il ''modello inglese'' nei codici da Messina della Biblioteca Nazionale di Madrid (ed altri) - Valentino Pace Diasporic artefacts re-connected: the case for St John and the Sea - T. A. (Sandy) Heslop Under Construction: On Two Twelfth-Century Images of Book Production - Beatrice Kitzinger The Triumph of Earsham - Paul Williamson Michelangelo and Spolia - Joseph Connors The Past and the Palette: Art, Archaeology, and the ''Plausible Realities'' of the 17th-Century Dutch Republic - James Symonds Connoisseurs and Antiquaries, or early histories of caricature in Britain - Katarzyna Murawska-Muthesius Victorian and Edwardian House Names in Southeast England, or Queen Victoria in Bungay. A Preliminary Study - Stefan Muthesius Small finds: the point of the needle - Victoria Mitchell From Combs to Churches: The Archaeology of Northern Europe From Roman Town to Anglo-Saxon Church: the origins of St Edmund''s at Caistor-by-Norwich - Will Bowden Ever decreasing circles and other pictorial mysteries at Tintagel, Cornwall - Jacqueline Nowakowski Combs, Beads and Protection: Grave 210 from Eriswell, Suffolk - Ian Riddler Voyager et échanger entre les VIIeet XIesiècles : des objets francs en Angleterre / des objets anglo-saxons en Francie - Amélie Berthon A ''new'' Virgin Mary in Mercia: ThePlatytera at Deerhurst (Gloucs.) - Francesca Dell''Acqua The Sheffield Cross - biography and significance - John Moreland Status and planning of architectural groups in early medieval England - Anastasia Moskvina Urban parish churches dedicated to St Cuthbert in eastern and northern England: exploration of a curious phenomenon - Brian Ayers Exploring the Archaeology of the Mediterranean and Middle East Aphrodite Anadyomene: A Roman hairpin (acus crinalis) finial from the Roman Forum at Butrint - David R.


Hernandez Is it ''a kind of magic''? A bronze magic nail from the environs of Sofiana (central-southern Sicily) in its archaeological context - Emanuele Vaccaro Soft stone items found in Yughbi, a site of the early Islamic period in Qatar - José C. Carvajal López The Ninth-Century Monastic Treasury at San Vincenzo al Volturno? - Richard Hodges The Octopus that turned into a Flounder and two Eels - The story of the Vrina Plain Basilica mosaic - Simon Greenslade andSarah Leppard Bombs, Beer, or Body Lotion? New Light on an Enigma in Islamic Archaeology - Joanita Vroom Elementary, Mitchell: the Lombards, Anselm of Nonantola and the invention of mortadella.- Cesare Poppi Not just for decoration. The ceramics on the bell tower of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome - Sauro Gelichi Full Circle: Recollections and Reflections of Herbert Samuel Toms and the Pitt-Rivers way of Archaeology - Oliver Gilkes An archon''s tower at Middle Byzantine Sopot, southern Albania - Nevila Molla Reflections From Correctness to Communities of Friends: aesthetics and the end of getting art right at the origins of modern art criticism, or, chapter 1 of an unwritten history of art criticism - Sam Rose Behind Closed Doors: Transparency and Legitimacy in Public Policy Making - Polly Mitchell Three historical oddities: the fall of the Roman Empire in AD 476, the year zero at the BC/AD divide, and the continent of Europe - Eric Fernie What John Mitchell doesn''t know about Bells - Elisabeth de Bièvre and John Onians.


To be able to view the table of contents for this publication then please subscribe by clicking the button below...
To be able to view the full description for this publication then please subscribe by clicking the button below...
Browse Subject Headings