This volume consists of 15 articles published between 1991 and 2018. It falls into three sections, reflecting different areas of Liz James's interests.
This volume consists of 15 articles published between 1991 and 2018. It falls into three sections, reflecting different areas of Liz James's interests.
Liz James is Professor of Art History at the University of Sussex. She is interested in all things to do with Byzantine art and especially, at the moment, mosaics. Her publications include Light and Colour in Byzantine Art (1996) and Empresses and Power in Early Byzantium (2001), as well as several edited books. Her most recent book is Mosaics in the Medieval World (2017), which contains some great pictures of mosaics.
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Part 1 Light Colour and Mosaics 1 What Colours Were Byzantine mosaics? Medieval mosaics: light color materials eds. E. Borsook F. Superbi G. Pagliarulo (Harvard University Centre for Italian Renaissance Studies Florence 2000) 35-46 2 Mosaic Matters. Questions of Manufacturing and Mosaicists in the Mosaics of San Marco Venice San Marco Byzantium and the myths of Venice eds. H. Maguire and R. S. Nelson (Dumbarton Oaks Washington D.C. 2010) 227-243 3 Made in Byzantium? Mosaics After 1204 Cross-cultural interaction between Byzantium and the West 1204-1669 ed. A. Lymberopoulou (Routledge London 2018) 258-271 4 Matters of Materiality in Byzantium: The Archangel Gabriel in Hagia Sophia Constantinople Konsthistorisk tidskrift/Journal of Art History 86 3 (2017) special issue on Matter and Materiality in the Study of Medieval Art ed. L.Liepe Part 2 Empresses 5 Good Luck and Good Fortune to the Queen of Cities: Empresses and Tyches in Byzantium Personification in the Greek world eds. E. J. Stafford and J. Herrin (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 293-308 6 Making a Name: Reputation and Imperial Founding and Refounding in Constantinople Female founders in Byzantium and beyond eds. L. Theis M. Mullett and M. Grünbart Wiener Jahrbuch für Kunstgeschichte 60/61 (2011/12) 63-72 7 The Empress and the Virgin in Early Byzantium: Piety Authority and Devotion Images of the Mother of God ed. M. Vassilaki (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 145-152 8 Ghosts in the Machine. The Lives and Deaths of Constantinian Imperial Women Questions of gender in Byzantine society eds. B. Neil and L. Garland (Ashgate Farnham 2013) 93-112 Part 3 Materiality Senses and Other Things 9 Monks Monastic Art the Sanctoral Cycle and the Middle Byzantine Church The Theotokos Evergetis and eleventh-century monasticism Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations 6.1 eds. M. Mullett and A. Kirby (Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations Belfast 1994) 162-175. 10 Dry Bones and Painted Pictures: Relics and Icons in Byzantium Eastern Christian relics ed. A. Lidov (Research Centre for Eastern Christian Culture Moscow 2002) 45-55 11 Art and Lies: Text Image and Imagination in the Medieval World Icon and word. The power of images in Byzantium eds. A. Eastmond and L. James (Ashgate Aldershot 2003) 59-72. 12 Seeing is Believing but Words Tell No Lies: Captions Versus Images in the Libri Carolini and Byzantine Iconoclasm Negating the image: case studies in iconoclasm eds. A. L. McClanan and J. Johnson (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 97-112 13 'And Shall These Mute Stones Speak?' Text as Art Art and text in Byzantium ed. L. James (Cambridge University Press Cambridge 2007) 188-206 14 Seeing's Believing but Feeling's the Truth: Touch and the Meaning of Byzantine Art Images of the Byzantine world: visions messages and meanings ed. A. Lymberopoulou (Ashgate Farnham 2011) 1-15 15 Things: Art and Experience in Byzantium Experiencing Byzantium eds. M. Jackson and C. Nesbitt (Ashgate Farnham 2013) 17-34 Additional Notes and Comments
Part 1 Light Colour and Mosaics 1 What Colours Were Byzantine mosaics? Medieval mosaics: light color materials eds. E. Borsook F. Superbi G. Pagliarulo (Harvard University Centre for Italian Renaissance Studies Florence 2000) 35-46 2 Mosaic Matters. Questions of Manufacturing and Mosaicists in the Mosaics of San Marco Venice San Marco Byzantium and the myths of Venice eds. H. Maguire and R. S. Nelson (Dumbarton Oaks Washington D.C. 2010) 227-243 3 Made in Byzantium? Mosaics After 1204 Cross-cultural interaction between Byzantium and the West 1204-1669 ed. A. Lymberopoulou (Routledge London 2018) 258-271 4 Matters of Materiality in Byzantium: The Archangel Gabriel in Hagia Sophia Constantinople Konsthistorisk tidskrift/Journal of Art History 86 3 (2017) special issue on Matter and Materiality in the Study of Medieval Art ed. L.Liepe Part 2 Empresses 5 Good Luck and Good Fortune to the Queen of Cities: Empresses and Tyches in Byzantium Personification in the Greek world eds. E. J. Stafford and J. Herrin (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 293-308 6 Making a Name: Reputation and Imperial Founding and Refounding in Constantinople Female founders in Byzantium and beyond eds. L. Theis M. Mullett and M. Grünbart Wiener Jahrbuch für Kunstgeschichte 60/61 (2011/12) 63-72 7 The Empress and the Virgin in Early Byzantium: Piety Authority and Devotion Images of the Mother of God ed. M. Vassilaki (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 145-152 8 Ghosts in the Machine. The Lives and Deaths of Constantinian Imperial Women Questions of gender in Byzantine society eds. B. Neil and L. Garland (Ashgate Farnham 2013) 93-112 Part 3 Materiality Senses and Other Things 9 Monks Monastic Art the Sanctoral Cycle and the Middle Byzantine Church The Theotokos Evergetis and eleventh-century monasticism Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations 6.1 eds. M. Mullett and A. Kirby (Belfast Byzantine Texts and Translations Belfast 1994) 162-175. 10 Dry Bones and Painted Pictures: Relics and Icons in Byzantium Eastern Christian relics ed. A. Lidov (Research Centre for Eastern Christian Culture Moscow 2002) 45-55 11 Art and Lies: Text Image and Imagination in the Medieval World Icon and word. The power of images in Byzantium eds. A. Eastmond and L. James (Ashgate Aldershot 2003) 59-72. 12 Seeing is Believing but Words Tell No Lies: Captions Versus Images in the Libri Carolini and Byzantine Iconoclasm Negating the image: case studies in iconoclasm eds. A. L. McClanan and J. Johnson (Ashgate Aldershot 2005) 97-112 13 'And Shall These Mute Stones Speak?' Text as Art Art and text in Byzantium ed. L. James (Cambridge University Press Cambridge 2007) 188-206 14 Seeing's Believing but Feeling's the Truth: Touch and the Meaning of Byzantine Art Images of the Byzantine world: visions messages and meanings ed. A. Lymberopoulou (Ashgate Farnham 2011) 1-15 15 Things: Art and Experience in Byzantium Experiencing Byzantium eds. M. Jackson and C. Nesbitt (Ashgate Farnham 2013) 17-34 Additional Notes and Comments
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