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The history of the study of the Old Rus iconographic heritage of Kyiv is an extremely small contribution to the national history of art. Until now, Russian scholars with their biased attitude toward Ukrainian, and primarily Kyivan, iconographic sources ...
Tetiana Lіuta
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The “Cave Town” of Eski Kermen in A.S. Uvarov’s Description
The author analyzes the description of “cave town” of Eski Kermen written by A.S. Uvarov as part of fourth chapter From Dnieper to Taurid Mountains of 3rd unpublished volume Research of Antiquities from the South Russia and Black Sea coast.
Yuriy M. Mogarichev
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In October 2010, gothics wall paintings have been discovered in the high windows of the Chartres’s cathedral.
Geneviève Reille-Taillefert
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Title in English: The donor couple painted in the Rotunda of St. Catherine in Znojmo (Czech Republic) in 1134 is the best iconographical parallel to the Danish royal donors in Vä Church, Sweden (1121) In this paper the author introduces an ...
Ulla Haastrup
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Paint loss is one of the main forms of deterioration in historical wall paintings, generally restored by the application of chromatic reintegration. In the specific case of outdoor exposed paintings, it is essential to find a binder that will withstand ...
Daniel Jiménez-Desmond +3 more
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The Asymmetry of Text and Image in Byzantium
Henry Maguire
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A unique new Palestine art-form
El siguiente estudio describe los descubrimientos artísticos en Palestina, en concreto trata sobre frescos pintados de forma bicolor con rojo y negro.
Robert North
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Cityscapes in Roman Painting: The Amphitheater Riot Fresco as a Piece of “Popular Art”
The famous Riot Fresco from Pompeii (c. A.D. 62-79) depicts the infamous A.D. 59 rumble between rival Pompeians and Nucerians in and around the formers’ Amphitheater.
Kevin Stuart Lee
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