Theorizing Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture

Author:   Catherine E. Karkov ,  Fred Orton
Publisher:   West Virginia University Press
Volume:   4
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9780937058794


Pages:   219
Publication Date:   30 May 2003
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Author:   Catherine E. Karkov ,  Fred Orton
Publisher:   West Virginia University Press
Imprint:   West Virginia University Press
Volume:   4
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.440kg
ISBN:  

9780937058794


ISBN 10:   0937058793
Pages:   219
Publication Date:   30 May 2003
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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For too long the seas of [these] studies have been traversed by powerful vessels, steered by an assortment of scholars armed with liturgical, patristic, and iconographical instrumentation, who have totally ignored the fact that others are on parallel or collision courses with them. Richard Bailey, University of Michigan. .. produce[s] a valuable debate about the interpretation of and approaches to early Anglo-Saxon sculpture. Benjamin C. Withers, Indiana University The bulk of preconquest sculpture, which is Viking Age and mostly distinguished by its plant, animal, and interlace ornament, is... largely lost to sight. That said, this is a valuable book, which draws attention to the lively debates around the interpretation of an important category of the material remains of Anglo-Saxon culture. Elizabeth Coatsworth, Manchester Metropolitan University


<p>. .. produce[s] a valuable debate about the interpretation of and approaches to early Anglo-Saxon sculpture. Benjamin C. Withers, Indiana University


<p> For too long the seas of [these] studies have been traversed by powerful vessels, steered by an assortment of scholars armed with liturgical, patristic, and iconographical instrumentation, who have totally ignored the fact that others are on parallel or collision courses with them. <br>Richard Bailey, University of Michigan<p>. .. produce[s] a valuable debate about the interpretation of and approaches to early Anglo-Saxon sculpture. <br>Benjamin C. Withers, Indiana University<p> The bulk of preconquest sculpture, which is Viking Age and mostly distinguished by its plant, animal, and interlace ornament, is... largely lost to sight. That said, this is a valuable book, which draws attention to the lively debates around the interpretation of an important category of the material remains of Anglo-Saxon culture. <br>Elizabeth Coatsworth, Manchester Metropolitan University


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