Studies in The History of Book Illumination Zheya Gai

Studies in The History of Book Illumination Zheya GaiProfessor Nordenfalk's extensive work, spanning four decades, is pivotal in understanding late antique and early medieval book illumination. This volume compiles 23 significant papers, from late antiquity to Ottonian illumination. The papers, revised by the author, are essential references in the field.

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Exceptional list of international contributors

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