Art and Architecture in Medieval East Central Europe
Béla Zsolt Szakács|Zoë Opačić
Abstract This chapter presents a cross-cultural analysis of the non-verbal language medieval East Central Europe’s art. It provides entangled examples artistic patronage across diverse genres, as well how visual strategies, technical achievements, and stylistic developments were affected by historical change. Europe has been often discussed region, but its common narrative an art region not yet established. In fact, is simply missing from map European in studies Romanesque period. may have resulted, at least part, fragmentary nature evidence, barriers, political differences, recently number projects attempted to harmonize research efforts area, especially for Carolingian The then looks flourishing architecture, Gothic style royal residences, castles, courts.
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