Evans, Helen C. et al: Byzantium. Faith and Power (1261-1557). Exhibition: New York, Metropolitan Museum, 2004. c.650pp with 718 colour and 152 monochrome illustrations. Cloth, 31.5x24cms. The third and final of the major exhibition catalogues after 'The Age of Spirituality and 'The Glory of Byzantium', this lavishly presented book features over 350 artefacts, including 40 major icons, magnificent textiles, metalwork, glass, gems, coinage and illuminated manuscripts, from the last golden age of the Byzantine Empire. Byzantine artistic and intellectual practices influenced both the development of the Renaissance in Italy, and the Islamic world, which adapted motifs drawn from Byzantium's imperial past. Also explores how Byzantine art was also emulated and transformed in other Eastern Christian centres of power, among them Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Cilician Armenia. Supported by scholarly essays, maps and photography of ecclesiastical architecture.
The third and final of the major exhibition catalogues after 'The Age of Spirituality and 'The Glory of Byzantium', this lavishly presented book features over 350 artefacts, including 40 major icons, magnificent textiles, metalwork, glass, gems, coinage and illuminated manuscripts, from the last golden age of the Byzantine Empire. Byzantine artistic and intellectual practices influenced both the development of the Renaissance in Italy, and the Islamic world, which adapted motifs drawn from Byzantium's imperial past. Also explores how Byzantine art was also emulated and transformed in other Eastern Christian centres of power, among them Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Cilician Armenia. Supported by scholarly essays, maps and photography of ecclesiastical architecture. Text in English
1984 x, 331 p., num. figs, hardbound (dust jacket). Library stamps.
Collectif - Goodwin, Heath, Evans, Williamson, Torres, Crandall, Toth, Truchaud, Wood, Severin, Morrow, Philippe Druillet, Paucard, Chaland, Cornillon, Caro, Ceppi, Crespoin, Goimard, Kiki Picasso et al.:
Reference : 6033
(1979)
Les Humanoïdes Associés, Métal Hurlant, 1979. In-4 broché, second plat illustré par Kiki Picasso. En belle condition.
Numéro hors-série de cette revue majeure de la presse pour adulte, tout d'abord consacrée à la science fiction et qui révéla bon nombre de grands noms de la bande dessinée.
Will Elder, W.M. Gaines, Al Fedstein, Johnny Craig, Frank Frazetta, Joe Kubertn Harvey Kurtzman, George Evans, Al Jaffee, John Severin.
Reference : AIX-1675
Éditions Fantagraphics, 2013, broché grand format, 238 pages. Ouvrage en anglais.
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