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Bruno d'Arcevia. Pittore. Il Fare Religioso
Amato, Pietro: Bruno d'Arcevia. Pittore. Il Fare Religioso. Exhibition: Caldarola, Salotto d'Arte, 1997. 77pp with 9 colour and 61 monochrome illustrations. Wrappers, 29x21.6cms. Focusing on the religious paintings and drawings, this book reviews the work of this contemporary artist, who was greatly inspired by the art of the Renaissance. Text in Italian.
Focusing on the religious paintings and drawings, this book reviews the work of this contemporary artist, who was greatly inspired by the art of the Renaissance. Text in Italian
Le Fonti per la storia della valle d'Aosta
Illustrations en noir in texte
Aosta, Tipografia Valdostana, 1998 - In 4°, 21,6x30,6 cm, skyvertex rouge imitant maroquin, filets dorés sur le plat, 378 pp, jaquette imprimée, illustrée (tranches pouss., petits défauts angulaires)
Iconografia cristologica in Terra di Bari dall'XI al XIII secolo - Ricerca di Storia Arte e Spiritualita - Collection Pontificio Istituto Orientale Roma facolta di scienze ecclesiastiche orientali sezione storica.
Mezzina - Molfetta. 1977. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. LV + 201 pages + 85 illustrations en noir et blanc - ouvrage en italien - tampons sur le 1er plat - étiquette collée sur la coiffe en pied - tampon + annotation sur la page de titre.. . . . Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain
Ouvrage en italien. Classification Dewey : 450-Italien, roumain, rhéto-romain
Colonien. Confirmationis cultus ab immemorabili tempore praestiti servae Dei Adelheidi Virgini, O.S.B. Abbatissae Monasterii de Vilich ''Sanctae'' Nuncupatae (1015) . Positio super casu excepto ex Officio Compilata.
4. (Roma), Typis Polyglotis Vaticanis, 1962, in-4°, frontispiece portrait + xlviii + 173 pp + ix b/w plates. Cream colored publisher's cloth, no dustjacket (cloth soiled, cancellation stamp of library on title page, interior fine). Loosely inserted is a typescript letter with the holograph signature of the archbischop of Cologne, Cardinal Frings, in which he asks another cardinal for support for the canonization procedure of the abbess Adelheid of Vilich. Publishing the book (Positio) is the first step. The introduction of the book is in Italian, some of the documents published are in Latin , German or Italian. Much attention is given to the material relics which are present at e.g. the Adelheid chapel at Pützchen near Köln. A summary in German is loosely inserted. Curious 20th century document on the canonization of a 10th century German nun.
