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The Early Art of Norfolk - A Subject List of Extant and Lost Art Including Items Relevant to Early Drama (Hardcover, New edition)
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The Early Art of Norfolk - A Subject List of Extant and Lost Art Including Items Relevant to Early Drama (Hardcover, New edition)
Series: Early Drama, Art, and Music Reference
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Fifteen years in the making, Ann Eljenholm Nichols's The Early Art
of Norfolk: A Subject List of Extant and Lost Art Including Items
Relevant to Early Drama is the most comprehensive listing of early
art from Norfolk ever compiled. It is based on careful examination
of the painted glass, wall paintings, woodcarvings, and other art
in the 600 or so churches of this county and also on thorough
searching of archival records and antiquarian accounts. The book
(double columns, 357 pages, plus plates) will serve as a standard
reference source for students of the ecclesiastical arts and also
will provide an essential dimension for drama scholars. Appendices
treating angels, Norwich Cathedral bosses, apostles and prophets,
liturgical estates, painted panels, christocentric sequences, and
Te Deum as well, and there are glossaries (including terms used in
describing costume) and a contribution by Barbara Green on the
antiquaries whose notes provided essential information about lost
examples of Norfolk art.
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