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MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE AND ITS INTELLECTUAL CONTEXT: STUDIES IN HONOUR OF PETER KIDSON

by Peter Kidson; Eric Fernie; Paul Crossley

Published by The Hambledon Press. 1st. 1990

Slightly better than very good condition in a slightly better than very good dustwrapper. Presented by ex-pupils and friends to Peter Kidson, Professor of Medieval Architecture at the Courtauld Institute, as a mark of respect and affection for arguably the most influential historian of medieval architecture of his generation in the English-speaking world. The essays in this volume reflect the range of Peter Kidson's own interests and are united in following his approach to medieval architecture and art: a determination to see buildings and objects in the intellectual terms of the time in which they were created. Edited by Eric Fernie and Paul Crossley. Navy blue cloth boards, gilt title to spine. B/w photos and illustrations. xxvii and 304 pages including list of subscribers to rear.

Neat name in ink to front endpaper. Else contents clean. Blue dustwrapper is very lightly scuffed. Includes letter from and signed by Peter Kidson.

ISBN: 1852850345
Stock no. 1830884

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Contents

  • Preface
  • List of Contributors
  • Introduction
  • Bibliography of Peter Kidson
  • List of Illustrations
  • 1 Some Medieval War Memorials
  • Alan Borg
  • 2 The First Romanesque Cathedral in Old Salisbury
  • Richard Gem
  • 3 The Stonework Planning of the First Durham Master
  • Jean Bony
  • 4 Como and the Book of Durrow
  • George Zarnecki
  • 5 'Porta Patens Esto' : Notes on Early Cistercian Gatehouses in the North of England
  • Peter Fergusson
  • 6 Southwell, Worksop, and Stylistic Tendencies in English Twelfth-Century Facade Design
  • J Philip McAleer
  • 7 Medieval 'Service' Architecture: Undercrofts
  • Virginia Jansen
  • 8 Auckland Castle: Some Recent Discoveries
  • Jane Cunnigham
  • 9 The Sculpture of Burmington Manor, Warwickshire
  • Allan M Brodie
  • 10 The West Portal of Ivry-la-Bataille
  • Kathryn Morrison
  • 11 The Choir of St-Etienne at Caen
  • Lindy Grant
  • 12 Villard de Honnecourt's Perception of Gothic Architecture
  • M.F. Hearn
  • 13 'Seeing that it was Done in all the Noble Churches in England
  • Peter Draper
  • 14 Cui Bono? The Saint, the Clergy and the New Work at St Albans
  • Nicola Coldstream
  • 15 The Iconography of the Angel Choir at Lincoln Cathedral
  • T.A. Heslop
  • 16 The Architecture of the Cloister of Burgos Cathedral
  • Christopher Welander
  • 17 Lincoln and the Baltic: the Fortunes of a Theory
  • Paul Crossley
  • 18 The Tomb of Henry IV and the Holy Oil of St Thomas of Canterbury
  • Christopher Wilson
  • 19 Gaelic Friars and Gothic Design
  • Roger Stalley
  • 20 Remarques sur la Bibliotheque du Chapitre de Notre-Dame de Paris au XVe Siecle
  • Anne Prache
  • 21 King's College, Cambridge: Observations on its Context and Foundations
  • Walter Leedy
  • 22 Warkworth Keep, Northumberland: a Reassessment of its Plan and Date
  • Lesley Milner
  • 23 A Beginner's Guide to the Study of Architecture Proportions and Systems of Length
  • Eric Fernie
  • 24 Mouldings and the Analysis of Medieval Style
  • Richard K Morris
  • 25 'Gothique Moderne': the Use of Gothic in Seventeenth-Century France
  • TH Cocke
  • 26 A Carolingian Lesson in Vitruvius
  • 27 Images of Higher Education in Fourteenth-Century Bologna
  • Robert Gibbs
  • 28 Simone Martini and the Problem of Retirement
  • Andrew Martindale
  • 29 Postscript: Peter Kidson as Tutor on the Courtauld Institute Summer Schools for the Study of Architecture, 1955-1981
  • Barbara Robertson
  • Index
  • List of Subscribers

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