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The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection: Medieval Sculpture And Works Of Art Paul Wi
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection: Medieval Sculpture And Works Of Art Paul Wi
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Rimanenza di magazzino, libro nuovo che presenta lievi difetti di copertina
Sku: PZZLB24747
ISBN: 9780856673351
Titolo: The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection: Medieval Sculpture And Works Of Art
Autore: Paul Williamson
Editore: Mondadori
Anno: 1987
Pagine: 175
Formato: Rilegato
Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza's collection of Medieval sculpture and works of art is wide-ranging in its scope. It includes fine Gothic sculptures on a large and small scale, ivories and enamels from major European centres, and works of art in other media. In this catalogue every object is illustrated in full colour, often with several different views, and there are many illustrations of comparative detail.
The author, Paul Williamson, in addition to discussing the pieces themselves in detail, also addresses himself to wider issues of interest to the student of Medieval art. In a lengthy introduction, he writes two informative essays: one on the collecting of Medieval works of art and the other on the materials and techniques of the Medieval artist.
Rimanenza di magazzino, libro nuovo che presenta lievi difetti di copertina
Sku: PZZLB24747
ISBN: 9780856673351
Titolo: The Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection: Medieval Sculpture And Works Of Art
Autore: Paul Williamson
Editore: Mondadori
Anno: 1987
Pagine: 175
Formato: Rilegato
Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza's collection of Medieval sculpture and works of art is wide-ranging in its scope. It includes fine Gothic sculptures on a large and small scale, ivories and enamels from major European centres, and works of art in other media. In this catalogue every object is illustrated in full colour, often with several different views, and there are many illustrations of comparative detail.
The author, Paul Williamson, in addition to discussing the pieces themselves in detail, also addresses himself to wider issues of interest to the student of Medieval art. In a lengthy introduction, he writes two informative essays: one on the collecting of Medieval works of art and the other on the materials and techniques of the Medieval artist.
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