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Resource Name A millennium of art on the Lower Danube (400-1400)
Author Răzvan Theodorescu
ISBN 973-591-359-3
Material type Text
Subject art and archeology; Romania (Europe)
Publisher Editura Gramar, București

Year 2002
Format 24 cm, 341 p., 307 ill.
Format printing
Language Romanian (with abstracts in English and French)
Annotation Un mileniu de artă la Dunărea de Jos (400-1400) (original title). The volume reflects the areas of art with which the Carpathian-Danubian space was in contact between the years 400 and 1400: the Byzantine-Balkan area, the steppe Orient, Central and Western Europe. These links are revealed by archaeological discoveries. It is aimed at researchers, students and the general public.

Introduction – Art at the Lower Danube between the 5th and the 8th centuries: classical memories from pre-medieval times - Rome, Byzantium and the Orient reflected in the art of the “Barbarian” treasures in the Carpathian-Danubian zone – Art at the Carpathians and at the Danube at the onset of Middle Ages (9th - 12th centuries) - Romanian art and society at the time of the making of states (13th - 14th centuries) ) - “International” art climate at the Lower Danube about the year 1400 – Bibliography – Résumé - Summary.

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