- even more
renowned for Late
Byzantine additions discussed below. The
Paleologan period is well
represented in a
dozen former churches in Istanbul, notably...
- periods: The Dark Ages,
After Iconoclasm, 11th and 12th centuries, and the
Paleologan Era. This
period includes the
formation of the
Hermogenean corpus and...
- The
Annunciation from Ohrid, one of the most
admired icons of the
Paleologan Mannerism from the
Church of St Clement...
-
highly stylized and
ethereal image that has much more in
common with
Paleologan icons than with Masaccio.
Oxford Art
Online Hyman,
Timothy (2003). Sienese...
- and
meticulous attention to details,
earning the po****r name of the
Paleologan Mannerism for the
period in general.
Venice came to
control Byzantine...
- and emotion. The
tendency toward emotionalism in
icons continued in the
Paleologan period,
which began in 1261.
Palaiologan art
reached its
pinnacle in mosaics...
-
influences of the
Byzantine splendiferous and
luxurious style called the
Paleologan Renaissance. In
terms of style, they are also
related to the art of the...
- downloadable. Greenfield,
Richard P.H. "A
Contribution to the
Study of
Paleologan Magic." p. 151, full text downloadable. Also
published in The
Occult Sciences...
- MA:
Peeters Publishers 2010.ISBN 978-90-429-2080-4 Karahan, Anne. “The
Paleologan Iconography of the
Chora Church and its
Relation to Gr**** Antiquity”....
-
expulsion of the
Latin usurpers, and
continued to be
highly regarded in the
Paleologan period. The
provenance proper begins in 1558, when Jean
Hurault de Boistaillé...
