Monasteri in Europa Occidentale (Secoli VIII-XI): Topografia E Strutture (I Libri Di Viella. Arte) (Italian Edition)
by Paolo Squatriti, Francesca Dell'Acqua, Walter Pohl, Elena Banterla, Francois Bougard, Beat Brenk, Gian Pietro Brogiolo, Alfredo Carannante, Salvatore Chilardi, Rosemary Cramp, Flavia De Rubeis, Girolamo Fiorentino, Sveva Gai, Sauro Gelichi, Vincenzo Gheroldi, Maria Giorleo, Annalisa Gobbi, Caroline Goodson, Federico Guidobaldi, Monica Ibsen, Werner Jacobsen, Mauro Librenti, Uwe Lobbedey, Rita Luongo, Federico Marazzi, Alessandra Milella, Alessandra Pecci, Jean-Michel Picard, Pio Francesco Pistilli, Christian Sapin, Hans Rudolf Sennhauser, Francesca Sogliani, Francesco Solinas, Fioravante Vignone, Alfons Zettler
This scholarly Italian volume explores monasteries in Western Europe from the eighth through the eleventh century. Centered on topography and structures, it brings together contributions from an extensive group of researchers to offer an interdisciplinary study relevant to medieval history, architecture, archaeology, and art history.
About This Book
This Italian-language scholarly volume examines monasteries in Western Europe between the eighth and eleventh centuries.
Its focus is on monastic topography and structures, offering perspectives on the organization and built environment of these religious institutions.
Contributions from numerous scholars present a broad, interdisciplinary treatment of the subject across the medieval Western European context.
Published in the I Libri di Viella. Arte series, the book is intended for readers of medieval history, architecture, archaeology, and art history.
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