TYTUŁ
Ikonotheka : prace Instytutu Historii Sztuki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego 2009 / Tom 22
2009 / Tom 22
Wybierz inny 
TYTUŁ ARTYKUŁU
STRONY
CZYNNOŚCI
-
List of Contributors.s. 7 - 9CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Introduction.s. 11CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Icon-Like Images in Bohemian Medieval Arts. 15 - 32CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
At the Crossroads of Traditions : Orthodox Church Painting in the Reign of the Jagiellonss. 33 - 41CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
"Maniera Graeca" in Europe's Catholic East : Byzantine Paintings in the Parish Church of Trakai, Lithuanias. 43 - 55CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
At the Crossroads of East and West : Donor Portraits in the Church of the Nativity of Christ in Arbanassi, Bulgarias. 57 - 69CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
West and East Perspectives on the 'Greek Manner' in the Early Modern Periods. 71 - 91CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Traditions and Innovations : Pictorial Lives of Saint Elisabeth in Central Europe in the Late Fifteenth Centurys. 95 - 103CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
The Monumental Body and Visual Presentation of the Child in Renaissance Polands. 105 - 128CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Reflections on Identification and Attribution of the Sixteenth-Century Portraits : Identification of the Unknown Portrait of 'Sierotka' Radziwiłł at the Louvre and Attribution of His Known Strasburg Portraits. 129 - 138CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Display, Adaptation, Absorption : Customising of Southern Netherlandish Alabaster Sculpture in Silesian Epitaphs (c. 1550-1720)s. 139 - 150CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
The Camaldulian Hermits in Baroque Hungary : an Eastern Idea in Western Transformations. 151 - 164CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Whale's Sperm, Maiden's Tears and Lynx's Urine : Baltic Amber and the Fascination for It in Early Modern Italys. 167 - 179CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Christoph Maucher in Danzig : Episodes from the Life of a Baroque Wanderkünstler in Central Europe and Some Observations on the Social Status of Artists during the Early Modern Periods. 181 - 207CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
-
Recapitulating the Rise and Irreversible Decline of Urban Culture in Danzig Pomerania (alias the Polich Corridor)s. 209 - 232CZYSTY TEKSTBIBTEX
