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Ikonografie Světelského oltáře
2010Kornélia Kolářová Takácsová: The Iconography of Altar from Zwettl The Topic of Bachelor Thesis is the Iconography of Altar from Zwettl. The Altar is situated in Adamov near Brno. Originally this Altar was made for the Cistercian Cloister in Austrian Zwettl. The main theme of this Altar is the Assumption of Virgin.
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2015
This thesis aims to be a comprehensive essay on the cult and iconography of one of the most significant religious and mythological symbols of the Hindu tradition. The essay is divided into three main chapters. In the first chapter, the origin of Shiva will be discussed, beginning from the pre-Arian cultures to the present days.
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This thesis aims to be a comprehensive essay on the cult and iconography of one of the most significant religious and mythological symbols of the Hindu tradition. The essay is divided into three main chapters. In the first chapter, the origin of Shiva will be discussed, beginning from the pre-Arian cultures to the present days.
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Ikonografie korejského buddhistického malířství
2020(in English): In this thesis, the object of my research is an online collection of Buddhist paintings from Goryeo kingdom. My work consists of analysis of these paintings and therefore I am exploring iconography, figures in Buddhist pantheon, materials and pigments used for paintings and overall specific elements that could be found in those paintings.
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Die Ikonografie der mittelalterlichen Windpersonifikation
2017Aachener Kunstblätter, Bd.
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2013
Goddess Tārā (Sgrol ma in Tibetan) belongs among the most popular protective deities of Tibetan Buddhism. She appeared in India in about the 8th century, and later her worship spread to Tibet and Mongolia, and eventually to China and Japan. At present, she becomes a well-known deity even in modern Western Buddhism.
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Goddess Tārā (Sgrol ma in Tibetan) belongs among the most popular protective deities of Tibetan Buddhism. She appeared in India in about the 8th century, and later her worship spread to Tibet and Mongolia, and eventually to China and Japan. At present, she becomes a well-known deity even in modern Western Buddhism.
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Ikonografie v utrakvistické teologii
2007Milena Bílková Ikonografie v utrakvistické teologii Iconography in Ultraquist Theology Utraquism, a Czech religious movement of 15th and 16th centuries, was characterized by a number of theological specifics which also found their reflection in the art of the Utraquist church.
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Ikonografie a úcta černých Madon
2009Anotation Black Madonnas are a very specific iconographic type, which origin is not clear. They are statues or pictures of Virgin Mary, who often holds child Christ in her hands and both figures or only Mary herself have black or dark complexion. In the course of the time it was discovered that some of these Madonnas darkened secondarily thanks to the ...
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