INVERSE PERSPECTIVE: How Byzantine Icons Challenge Five Centuries of Western Vision (The Florensky Project)
Inverse Perspective explores how Byzantine icons challenge established Western approaches to vision across five centuries. Part of The Florensky Project, this focused work considers the relationship between religious imagery, visual representation, and perception for readers interested in Byzantine art, art history, and philosophy.
About This Book
Inverse Perspective examines Byzantine icons in relation to five centuries of Western approaches to vision.
The book focuses on the contrast suggested by its title: inverse perspective and the traditions of Western visual representation.
As part of The Florensky Project, it offers a focused contribution to the study of icons, perception, and visual culture.
Written by Dr. Cornelis Van Houte, this work will interest readers exploring Byzantine art, religious imagery, and the history of seeing.
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