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Medieval Art

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The Gothic image

Êmile Mâle

1958

Giotto and medieval art

Sergio Ricciardi, Andrea Ricciardi, Lucia Corrain

1995

The shaping of art history

Kathryn Brush

1996

Gothic Europe 1200-1450

Derek Albert Pearsall

2001

The Capitoline Museums

Musei capitolini (Rome, Italy)

2000

Medieval art

Leslie Ross

1996

Byzantine art in the making

Ernst Kitzinger

1977

Meeting the foreign in the Middle Ages

Albrecht Classen

2002

Anglo-Saxon art

Leslie Webster

2011

Herfsttij der Middeleeuwen

Johan Huizinga

1924 ★ 4.8

Medieval panorama

Robert Bartlett

2001

Medieval art

James Snyder

1989

The medieval menagerie

Janetta Rebold Benton

1992

The arts in early England

Gerard Baldwin Brown

1903

Legends of the monastic orders

Mrs. Anna Jameson

1865

Florentine Painting and Its Social Background

Frederick Antal

1948

Guide to the collections

Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.)

1922

Early medieval art

Lawrence Nees

2002

Medieval European art and architecture

Don Nardo

2012

The horned Moses in medieval art and thought

Ruth Mellinkoff

1970

Made in the Middle Ages

Christine Price

1961

Gothic

George Henderson

1978

A walk through the Cloisters

Malcolm Varon, Cloisters (Museum), Bonnie Young

1988

Dinanderie

Perry, John Tavenor

1910

Viking art

Ole Klindt-Jensen, David M. Wilson

1966

Germaine Greer

Germaine Greer

2003

The art and architecture of medieval Russia

Arthur Voyce

1967

The medieval world

Peter Kidson

1967

The Arabs in Europe

Gabriele Crespi

1986

The Brummer collection of Medieval Art

Jill Meredith, Duke University. Museum of Art., Caroline Bruzelius

1991

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