Pathways of Portability: Islamic and Christian Interchange from the Tenth to the Twelfth Century

Pathways of Portability: Islamic and Christian Interchange from the Tenth to the Twelfth Century

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• Art History [ 0141-6790 ] ; 2001-03.

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• Entity :
  • geog : Mediterranean Sea.
  • org : American Philosophical Society, Archeology Research Papers, Berchem, Cambridge University, Duke University, Egypt and Syria, Fatimid Egypt and North Africa, Georgia, Armenia, Harvard University, Hoffman Tufts University, Islamic Spain, North Africa and Egypt, Italy, Oxford, Museo Nazionale, Native American Basketry, Norman Kingdom of Sicily and the Crusades, Oxford University, Princeton University, Southern Italy and Islam, Spain, Egypt, Sicily, Southern Italy and Venice, Spain, Sicily, Anatolia, Syria, Mesopotamia, Byzantium, State University, University of Maine, Vatican Museums, Rome.
  • pers : A. Appadurai, Abd al-Malik, Abu Lughod, Alan D. Schrift, Albert Museum, Alfred Jewel, Amy Remensnyder, Anabelle Simon-Cahn, Andre Grabar, Andrea Terzi, Ann Arbor, Anna Gonosova, Anna Muthesius, Annabelle Simon, Anne Wardell, Anthony Cutler, B. Roniger, B. Zeitler, C. Owens, C. Winter, Christian Hands, Christine Verzar, Clifford Geertz, Court Costume, Court Culture, Cristelle Baskins, Cristina Partearroyo, Cynthia Robinson, Cyril Mango, D. Dodds, D. Kouymijian, D.E. Queller, David A. Hinton, David Abulafia, David Freedberg, David MacKinnon, Deer, Demus, Donald Preziosi, Doris Behrens-Abouseif, E. Hoffman, Elizabeth Piltz, Emile Bertaux, Erich Lessing, Ernst Herzfeld, Ernst Kitzinger, Ernst Kuhnel, Eva Baer, Evans, Felix Dotata, Florentine Mutherich, Francesco Gabrieli, Francesco Gabrielli, Francisco Prado-Vilar, Gereon Sievernich, Giovanni Mercati, Goitein, Gregory R. Stone, H. Maguire, H.P. L'Orange, Helen Evans, Helene Wieruszowski, Hendrik Budde, Henri Stern, Hermann Fillitz, Howard Morphy, I. Cunnison, Igor Kopytoff, Islam Christianized, Ivory Caskets, J. Johns, J. Lassner, J. Sadan, James Clifford, Janet L. Abu-Lughod, Jeremy Johns, Joan Branham, John Kinnamos, Jonathan Shepard, Josef Deer, Josef Strzygowski, Julie A. Harris, Julie Harris, K. Bhabha, K. Viviian, K.M. Setton, Karl Lehmann, Keir Collection, King Alfred, King Gagik-Abas, King Roger, La Cappella, Linda Seidel, Lisa Golombek, Madeline H. Caviness, Marcel Mauss, Maria Rosa, Marianna Shreve, Marianne Barrucand, Mary D. Garrard, Michael Baxandall, Michael Camille, Morgan Library, Norman Broude, Norman Conquest, Norman Kings, Norman Sicily, Norman Stanza, Norman Studies, O. Grabar, Oleg Grabar, Otto Demus, P. Soucek, Paul Rabinow, Percy Ernst, Priscilla Soucek, Professor Cutler, R. Ettinghausen, Ralph W. Brauer, Realignment, Redford, Renata Holod, Richard Ettinghausen, Robert S. Lopez, Robert S. Nelson, Robin Cormack, S. Pietro, S.D. Goitein, Sally, Sally Price, Sayf al-Dawlah, Scott Redford, See, Serjeant, Simon Franklin, Sophie de Kiev, Spring Symposium, Steven D. Lavine, Susan Spinale, Susan Vogel, Transactions, Tronzo, Umberto Scerrato, Viktor N. Lazarev, Vladimir P. Goss, W. Tronzo, Walter D. Mignolo, Wendy Steiner, William Tronzo, William Wixom, Willy Hartner.
  • place : Albany, Amsterdam, Anatolia, Baghdad, Bari, Beirut, Berkeley, Bologna, Boston, Burgos, Byzantine Empire, Byzantium, Cairo, Calais, Cambridge, Chicago, China, Constantinople, Cuenca, Detroit, Egypt, England, Europe, Frankfurt, Georgia, Germany, Heidelberg, Innsbruck, Italy, Jericho, Jerusalem, Jordan, Kiev, Leiden, Madrid, Mass., Monreale, Munich, New Haven, Palermo, Pamplona, Paris, Pisa, Pisan, Rome, San Millan, Spoleto, St Lazare, St Sophia, St Thomas, Syria, Toronto, Venice, Vienna, York.
• Teeft :
  • Ancient time, Ancient world, Andalusian ivory, Animal combat, Anna gonosova, Anna muthesius, Apotropaic function, Arabic, Arabic inscription, Architectural monument, Astral, Astral association, Astral beast, Attribution, Authentic islamic, Avinoam shalem, Byzantine, Byzantine court culture, Byzantine diplomacy, Byzantine emperor, Byzantine emperor romanos, Byzantine envoy, Byzantine model, Byzantine silk, Byzantine work, Byzantium, Canopy, Cappella, Cappella palatina, Casket, Central tree, Centre, Chicago press, Christian hand, Christine bornstein, Circular vision, Classic study, Columbia university, Common vocabulary, Copper gilt, Corner compartment, Cosmic kingship, Cosmological, Cosmological association, Court culture, Crusader context, Cultural exchange, Cynthia robinson, Dalu jones, David mackinnon ebitz, Delicate balance, Dumbarton oak paper, Dynastic porphyry tomb, Eagle, Eagle triumphant, Emblematic image, Emblematic theme, Enamel technique, Enamelled dish, Episcopal throne, Erich resource, Ernst kitzinger, Ettinghausen, European hegemony, Fatimid, Fatimid egypt, Fatimid treasury, Fermo chasuble, Full bibliography, Full range, Furta sacrum, Geographical boundary, Geometric strapwork, Grabar, Griffin, Harvard university, Harvard university press, Heavenly association, Helen evans, Helene wieruszowski, Hunting silk, Indian ocean, Individual identity, Innsbruck, Innsbruck dish, Inscription, International court culture, Islam, Islam christianized, Islamic, Islamic association, Islamic court, Islamic culture, Islamic east, Islamic metalwork, Islamic spain, Islamic sphere, Islamic work, Islamic world, Ivory casket, Ivory oliphants, Ivory plaque, Lattice band, Linda seidel, Lisa golombek, Literal self, Localization, Luxury art, Luxury textile, Luxury work, Many object, Medieval encounter, Medieval islamic, Medieval oliphant, Medieval spain, Medieval time, Mediterranean, Mediterranean centre, Mediterranean society, Mediterranean sphere, Mediterranean visual culture, Meeting point, Metropolitan museum, Monreale throne, Mosaic, Mosaic decoration, Motif, Much more, Multiple site, Museo nazionale, Muslim, Muslim ivory, Muthesius, Norman, Norman appropriation, Norman context, Norman king, Norman realm, Norman reception room, Norman royal palace, Norman ruler, Norman sicily, Norman vault, Norman work, Oleg, Oleg grabar, Other medium, Other work, Oxford university press, Palace architecture, Palatina, Palermo, Palm tree, Para, Particular seriousness, Pathway, Patrick geary, Pisa, Pisa griffin, Pluritopic model, Porphyry tomb, Portability, Portable art, Portable object, Portable work, Princeton university press, Priscilla soucek, Programme, Prophet elijah, Recent study, Reception room, Redford, Relic container, Representational practice, Richard ettinghausen, Roundel, Royal casket, Royal dress, Royal power, Royal prerogative, Ruler, Sacred commodity, Same time, Scott redford, Sicily, Similar theme, Singular site, Smaller state, Social life, Southern italy, Specific identity, Specific site, Star mantle, Stronger animal, Textile design, Textile motif, Thirteenth century, Throne, Tiroler landesmuseum ferdinandeum, Traditional function, Tronzo, Twelfth, Twelfth century, Umberto scerrato, Uncertain attribution, Up portion, Urbs felix dotata populo trilingui, Vault, Victorious lion, Visual art, Visual culture, Visual interchange, Visual programme, Visual vocabulary, Weaker animal, Western mantle, Wide dissemination, William tronzo.

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