Medieval art and architecture after the Middle Ages
By: edited by Janet T. Marquardt and Alyce A. Jordan.
Contributors: Marquardt, Janet, 1953-; Jordan, Alyce A., 1960-
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Newcastle
Language: eng
Number of pages: 389
ISBN-13: 9781443800570
Subjects: Art, Medieval; Architecture, Medieval
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Queen Mary and her Psalter: a Gothic manuscript in Tudor England  -- Anne Rudloff Stanton; title: Re-framing Saint Denis for the Sun King: a spectacular history  -- Kerry Paul Boeye; title: Remnants of a shared past: medieval monumental crucifixes after the Reformation  -- Grażyna Jurkowlaniec; title: Montfaucon as reader of the Bayeux Tapestry  -- Elizabeth Carson Pastan; title: An image of Cluny by Emile Sagot  -- David Walsh; title: George Petrie, the ordnance survey, and nineteenth-century constructions of the Irish past  -- Marian Bleeke; title: L'oeuf sacré: Alexandre Lenoir's Cour arabe and the pointed arch  -- Mary B. Shepard; title: Reviving "the past greatness of the Florentine people": restoring medieval Florence in the nineteenth century  -- Nancy M. Thompson; title: Nineteenth-century restoration politics: recrafting monarchy in the stained glass windows of the Sainte-Chapelle in Paris  -- Alyce A. Jordan; title: Branner's "court style" and the anxiety of influence  -- Meredith Cohen; title: The study of medieval illuminated manuscripts in German scholarship ca. 1750-1850  -- Andrea Worm; title: The persistence of the royal past on the west façade of Reims Cathedral  -- Donna L. Sadler; title: The capitals from Moutiers-Saint-Jean (Harvard University Art Museums) and the carving of medieval art study in America after World War I  -- Kathryn Brush; title: The martyred cathedral: American attitudes toward Notre-Dame de Reims during the First World War  -- Elizabeth Emery; title: The cathedral of commerce: French Gothic architecture and Wanamaker's department store  -- Laura Morowitz; title: The early Middle Ages in the exhibition Deutsche Grösse (1940-1942) -- William J. Diebold.