Paint and Piety: Collected Essays on Medieval Painting and Polychrome Sculpture
La pintura medieval y la escultura policromada visto desde la perspectiva multidisciplinar ofrecida por diversos estudios
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NOËLLE L.W. STREETON; KAJA KOLLANDSRUD (ed.). Paint and Piety: Collected Essays on Medieval Painting and Polychrome Sculpture, Archetype, 2014, 216 p.
ISBN: 9781909492103
ERLA HOHLER; NOËLLE L.W. STREETON: Introduction:The medieval collection of the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo: a tradition of scholarship.
Part I. Locating the Sacred
JUSTIN KROESEN: The longue durée of ‘Romanesque’ altar decorations: frontals, canopies, and altar sculptures.
LENA LIEPE: The presence of the sacred: relics in medieval wooden statues of Scandinavia.
KAJA KOLLANDSRUD: A perspective on medieval perception of Norwegian church art.
JÓN VIÐAR SIGURÐSSON: Distribution of reliquaries and relics in the bishopric of Hólar, c. 1320.
Part II. Artistic Production in the Thirteenth Century
EMMANUELLE MERCIER; JANA SANYOVA: The Sedes Sapientiae of the van den Peereboom donation to the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels. Materials and techniques of a polychrome sculpture from the beginning of the thirteenth century.
EBBE NYBORG: Possible English influence on Danish polychrome wooden sculpture of the thirteenth century.
Part III. Objects and the English Church
ABIGAIL GRANVILLE: The tester over the tomb of Richard II and Anne of Bohemia, Westminster Abbey.
EDDIE SINCLAIR: Investigating medieval polychromy of West Country rood screens.
SPIKE BUCKLOW: Reflections and translations – carving and painting rood screens.
Part IV. Material histories for Late Medieval and Early Modern Painting – Conservation and the History of Art
TONE M. OLSTAD: The so-called ‘Leka group’: new information based on examinations of four triptychs.
DANIELA PAWEL: The altarpiece from Vardø church, Finnmark: technological and art historical context.
CAROL CHRISTIANSEN; JOHN HAND: Bernard van Orley’s The Marriage of the Virgin and Christ Among the Doctors: technical examination and the search for context.