An edition of Early Christian & Byzantine art (1997)

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An edition of Early Christian & Byzantine art (1997)

Early Christian & Byzantine art

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Working from the surviving material presented here with the help of superlative photographs, many specially taken for this book, John Lowden explains how and why Early Christian & Byzantine art was made and used. This is an accessible and authoritative book that will inspire anyone who is curious about the origins of Christian art.

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Publisher
Phaidon
Language
English
Pages
447

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Cover of: Early Christian & Byzantine art
Early Christian & Byzantine art
1997, Phaidon
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 438-440) and index.

Published in
London
Series
Art & ideas
Other Titles
Early Christian and Byzantine art

Classifications

Library of Congress
N7832 .L565 1997, N7832

The Physical Object

Pagination
447 p. :
Number of pages
447

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL308042M
ISBN 10
0714831689
LCCN
97217302
OCLC/WorldCat
37249531
Library Thing
311235
Goodreads
1277592

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