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Routledge - The Eloquence of Art: Essays in Honour of Henry Maguire

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Explore the profound impact of Professor Henry Maguire on the fields of art history and Byzantine studies. This collection of essays serves as a tribute to a scholar whose work changed how we view medieval art. By integrating rhetoric, poetry, and non-canonical objects into his research, Maguire provided new ways to interpret the Byzantine world. This volume reflects his ground-breaking approach to studying the natural world, magic, and imperial imagery. Whether examining large-scale monuments or small, privately used objects, the scholarship presented here follows the path Maguire set for researchers. It is a vital resource for students and professionals seeking to understand the deep connections between visual culture and historical context in the Byzantine and Ottoman eras.

Key Features

Honors the scholarship of Professor Henry Maguire, a leading figure in Byzantine studies and art history.

Integrates diverse disciplines like rhetoric and poetry to provide a deeper look at medieval art.

Covers a wide range of subjects from imperial imagery and magic to the study of the natural world.

Examines both notable monuments and small-scale, privately used objects for a complete historical view.

Part of the Birmingham Byzantine and Ottoman Studies series published by Routledge.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
29 April 2020
Listed Since
16 November 2017

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