2008
DOI: 10.1553/oejh75s243
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La presenza degli artefici greco-costantinopolitani a Roma nel VI secolo

Abstract: La presenza degli artefici greco-costantinopolitani a Roma nel VI secolo * In un saggio del 1979 dedicato a F. W. Deichmann e pubblicato nel 1984 1 sostenni una tesi che andava completamente controcorrente, specialmente in relazione al dedicatario, il maggior archeologo cristiano del XX secolo, ch'è stato il massimo sostenitore dell'importanza e dell'azione di Costantinopoli nella diffusione di manufatti e idee, ma non di architetti e maestranze, nel bacino del Mediterraneo: una mobilità d'idee e di sculture, … Show more

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“…One of the earliest surviving luxury codices made for a female patron is the Theodelinda Gospels (Monza, Museo del Duomo), created in the early seventh century to commemorate the building of Monza cathedral, a construction dedicated to St John the Baptist and patronized by that Longobard queen. 66 The gilded covers of the Theodelinda Gospels are decorated with gem-encrusted crosses so that each face is divided into four quadrants, which perhaps symbolize the four Gospels that it originally housed. An inscription on the front cover, continued on the back, implies autonomy in the commission; it The inscription is not in the first person, as is that of the Berta Evangeliary.…”
Section: The Cover Of the Berta Evangeliary As A Work Of Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the earliest surviving luxury codices made for a female patron is the Theodelinda Gospels (Monza, Museo del Duomo), created in the early seventh century to commemorate the building of Monza cathedral, a construction dedicated to St John the Baptist and patronized by that Longobard queen. 66 The gilded covers of the Theodelinda Gospels are decorated with gem-encrusted crosses so that each face is divided into four quadrants, which perhaps symbolize the four Gospels that it originally housed. An inscription on the front cover, continued on the back, implies autonomy in the commission; it The inscription is not in the first person, as is that of the Berta Evangeliary.…”
Section: The Cover Of the Berta Evangeliary As A Work Of Artmentioning
confidence: 99%