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The Oxford Companion to Christian Art and Architecture is a unique and fascinating exploration of the art and architecture that has been influenced and inspired by biblical stories and Christian history and beliefs.
Richly illustrated the Companion combines general essays on the periods and styles important in the history of Christian art with hundreds of shorter entries that describe specific works, artists, themes, and visual images and which give the reader practical guidance on where in Europe to locate the works described.
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The Oxford companion to Christian art and architecture
1996, New York, Oxford University Press
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0198661657 9780198661658
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 585-593).
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