CAROLINGIAN AND ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE 800-1200

Conant Kenneth John

CAROLINGIAN AND ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE 800-1200

Codice: 36685

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''The Pelican History of Art'' edited by Nikolaus Pevsner Z 13 - To: My Two namesakes Ken and Kenny - List of Figures - List of Restoration Studies - Foreword - Maps - Part One: The Pre-Romanesque and Proto-Romanesque Styles - P. Two: The Earlier Romanesque Styles - P. Three: The Mature Romanesque as Inter-Regional and International Architecture - P. Four: The Mature Romanesque of Middle and Southern France - P. Five: The Mature Romanesque Architecture of Spain, Portugal,and the Holy Land - P. Six: Mature Romanesque Architecture in the Land Associated within the Holy Roman Empire - P. Seven: Mature Romanesque Architecture in Scandinavia, Britain, and Northern France - Notes - Bibliography - Restoration Studies and Plates - Front cover: Cluny, France. The surviving south arm of the major transept of the abbey church, begun 1088 - Back cover: Verona, Italy, S. Zeno, c. 1123 and later. Portico, with marble reliefs of c. 1140 and bronze door valves incorporating early eleventh-century elements (immagin' ripetute in antiporta e piatti cofanetto,

• Casa editrice: Penguin Books
• Luogo Edizione: Baltimore (USA)
• Anno: 1966

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