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Item Number: 127293
Title: Envisioning Christ on the Cross. Ireland and the early medieval West
Author: Mullins, Juliet (et al)
Price: Not Available
ISBN: 9781846823879
Description: Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2013. 24cm., hardcover, 400pp. illus., most in color. Contents: F. McGowan, The Maskell Passion Ivories and Greco-Roman art: notes on the iconography of crucifixion. ; L. van Tongeren, Imagining the cross on Good Friday: rubric, ritual and relic in early medieval Roman, Gallican and Hispanic liturgical traditions. ; J. O'Reilly, Seeing the crucified Christ: image and meaning in early Irish manuscript art. ; C. Neuman de Vegvar, he Blythburgh Tablet: envisioning the wounds of Christ. ; C. de Castro Valdes, Some questions on the function and iconography of the cross in the Asturian kingdom. ; R. Hawtree, Christ on the cross in Eriugena's Carmina for Charles the Bald. ; B. Kitzinger, The liturgical cross and the space of the Passion: the diptych of Angers MS 24. ; C. Chazelle, Mass and the Eucharist in the Christianizing of early medieval Europe. ; E. Boyle, Sacrifice and salvation in Echtgus Úa Cúanáin's poetic treatise on the Eucharist. ; J. Mullins, Preaching the Passion: imitatio Christi and the passions and homilies of the Leabhar Breac. ; M. Bacci, The Volto Santo's legendary and physical image. ; J. Camps I Soria, Romanesque majestats: a typology of Christus triumphans in Catalonia. ; K. Schueppel, Medieval painted crosses in Italy: perspectives of research. ; J. Ghradaigh, Towards an emotive Christ? Changing depictions of the crucifixion on the Irish high cross. ; G. Murray, Irish crucifixion plaques: a reassessment. ; J. Munins, The cross at the heart of the Trinity: an Anglo-Norman development in art and theology. ; E. Parker, Antelami's Deposition at Parma: a liturgical reading.
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