MiataDrivers - Scripture for the Eyes: Bible Illustration in Netherlandish Prints of the Sixteenth Century
James Clifton, Walter S. Melion
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Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion epub Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion pdf download Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion pdf file Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion audiobook Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion book review Scripture for the Eyes: James Clifton, Walter S. Melion summary | #3770733 in Books | 2009-07-08 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.52 x1.02 x9.76l,3.48 | File type: PDF | 224 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| What the Bible looked like in Northern Europe homes in the 1500s|By Edward A. Mainzer|A well produced catalog that serves as more than just a reminder of the fascinating exhibition of the same name held at NYC's Museum of Biblical Art in 2009. Nicely printed in black-and-white and full color on glossy stock, the volume opens with an extensive essay on "Bible Illustration in the||
“serves both its principal purposes, as it instructs and delights simultaneously” Larry Silver, The Art Book||“An important contribution to the study of Netherlandish Bible illustration” Peter van der Coelen, Print Qua
This new volume opens up our understanding of the design, production and market for Biblical prints and illustrated Bible images in 16th century Flanders, and explores the central role they played in one of the most dramatic artistic and religious transformations in European history.
Prints are often seen as merely following artistic developments in the more prestigious medium of painting and, in turn, the visual arts are seen as mirroring changes in society,...
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