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Uneasy Communion: Jews, Christians and Altarpieces in Medieval Aragon (Hardcover)
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Uneasy Communion: Jews, Christians and Altarpieces in Medieval Aragon (Hardcover)
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This volume provides a fascinating study of the iconography of
altarpieces and the artistic collaboration between Jews and
Christians. In the multi-cultural society of late medieval Spain,
Jewish and Christian artists worked together to produce retablos
(large multi-paneled altarpieces) as well as Latin and Hebrew
religious manuscripts.
The authors of this highly illustrated volume explore the methods
of imagery, workshop locations and shop styles, and the
relationship between Christians and Jews at this time, including
their portrayal of one another through dress and appearance. The
essays featured in this volume take us on a journey from the
general to the particular, and include a study of Jewish
communities within Spanish society of the fourteenth and fifteenth
centuries by Thomas F. Glick, a survey of the painting of the
period by Carmen Lacarra Ducay, an examination of specific artworks
that address the issue of Jewish-Christian relationships by Vivian
B. Mann, and a historiography of scholarship on Jewish involvement
in the creation of Spanish medieval art by Marcus B. Burke. It
features a glossary and a selected bibliography
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