Emblematica: Volume 19: An Interdisciplinary Journal for Emblem Studies (Paperback)

Laurence Grove (editor)

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Paperback 275 Pages / Published: 30/08/2013

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Synopsis

Preface to volume nineteen
In Memoriam

A Case of Mistaken Identity: The "Sheldon" Four Seasons Tapestries at Hatfield House Reconsidered - Hilary L. Turner

A Fruitful Collaboration: Ian Hamilton Finlay and Margot Sandeman - Michael Bath

The Collaboration of Texts and Images in Some Christian Emblems of Peacham's Minerva Britanna (1612) - Jean-Jacques Chardin

Developing Digital Library Services to Support Emblem Studies - Timothy W. Cole and Myung-Ja Han

The Relation of the Baroque Ceiling Emblems of Ludwigsburg Palace to the Emblem Book of Johann Christoph Weigel - Katrin Froescher

'The good have nothing to fear from the rich': Did Alciato Really Believe That? - Denis L. Drysdall

The Emblematic Stucco Decoration of the Palace Chapel in Cervene Porici - Daniela Sterbova

Alciato's Practices of Imitation: A New Approach to Studying His Emblems - Mason Tung

Bildtheorie, Bildrhetorik, and Emblems - Peter M. Daly

Publisher: AMS Press
ISBN: 9780404647698
Number of pages: 275
Weight: 456 g
Dimensions: 229 x 152 mm

MEDIA REVIEWS

"Here is a claim of interdisciplinarity which has real foundation. . . . [Emblematica] contains heartening readings and decodings, all demonstrating that such reading and decoding of the early modern world is still possible for scholars who are prepared to take the trouble. Perhaps most important of all, there is a palpable sense of delight in the journal - delight in research and delight in the ingenuity and beauty of what is being studied." - Peter Davidson, Times Literary Supplement