| Knowledge as cultural biography : lives of Mesopotamian monuments
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2009 |
Feldman, Marian H. |
| Introduction
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2009 |
Cropper, Elizabeth |
| Simone Martini, Petrarch, and the vernacular poetics of early Renaissance art
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2009 |
Campbell, C. Jean |
| Multiplying the sacred : the fifteenth-century woodcut as reproduction, surrogate, simulation
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2009 |
Areford, David S. |
| Illuminating the print : the use of color in fifteenth-century prints and book illumination
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2009 |
Oltrogge, Doris |
| Woodcuts for reading : the codicology of fifteenth-century blockbooks and woodcut cycles
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2009 |
Palmer, Nigel F. |
| "In gebeden vnd in bilden geschriben" : prints as exemplars of piety and the culture of the copy in fifteenth-century Germany
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2009 |
Hamburger, Jeffrey F. |
| Memory and knowledge in Egyptian tomb painting
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2009 |
Bryan, Betsy Morrell |
| The pigments on hand-colored fifteenth-century relief prints from the collections of the National Gallery of Art and the Germanisches Nationalmuseum
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2009 |
Fletcher, Shelley |
| American art history after 11/2
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2009 |
Leja, Michael |
| Urakami Gyokudō : an intoxicology of Japanese literati painting
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2009 |
Lippit, Yukio |
| The importance of vernacular style in Renaissance art : the invention of Simone Martini's Maestà in the Palazzo Communale (sic!) in Siena
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2009 |
Dempsey, Charles |
| The early print and the origins of the picture postcard
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2009 |
Schmidt, Peter |
| Concepts of the portrait in the Islamic lands, c. 1300 - 1600
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2009 |
Roxburgh, David J. |
| Rethinking East Asian tombs : a methodological proposal
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2009 |
Wu, Hung |
| I stagger from this temple of the loftiest pleasures with a splitting head : encounters in the space of art
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2009 |
Weiss, Jeffrey |
| Reading art without writing : interpreting Chimú architectural sculpture
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2009 |
Pillsbury, Joanne |
| Image matters : the case of Boucher
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2009 |
Lajer-Burcharth, Ewa |
| Figures of sublimity in Orientalist painting
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2009 |
Gotlieb, Marc |
| Museum tales of twentieth-century art
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2009 |
Foster, Hal |
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