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Hodighitria Pentcheva,
Bissera V. (2006). "The
Performative Icon". The Art Bulletin. 88 (4): 633...
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Pentcheva,
Bissera V.
PentchevaBissera V.; Ackerman,
James S.
AckermanJames S.; Naginski, Erika;...
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Mother of God,
Skira Editore, 2000, pp. 17–25,
notes 15 and 58.
Pentcheva,
Bissera V. (2006).
Icons and Power: The
Mother of God in Byzantium. University...
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Ernesto Wolf Collection, (Ostfildern-Ruit: Haje Cantz,2001), 262.
Pentcheva,
Bissera V. "The
Performative Icon, " The Art Bulletin, vol.88 no.4 (Dec.2006)...
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Studies 84. The
Society for the
Promotion of ****enic Studies: 233–34.
Pentcheva,
Bissera V.. 2000. “Imagined Images:
Visions of
Salvation and Intercession...
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monastery in the
eleventh century." Art
historian and
Stanford professor Bissera Pentcheva points out that the icon must be
experienced with the senses: "Focusing...
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Research Library and Collection. p. 246.
Translated from
Medieval Gr****.
Pentcheva,
Bissera V. (2007). "Containers of Power:
Eunuchs and
Reliquaries in Byzantium"...
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Analyse eines spätantiken Waffensystems",
Antike Welt, 17 (2): 27–37
Pentcheva,
Bissera V. (2010), "What is a
Byzantine Icon?
Constantinople versus Sinai"...
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India by
Thomas the Apostle.
Ethiopia has at
least seven more.
Bissera V.
Pentcheva concludes, "The myth [of Luke
painting an icon] was
invented in order...
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sacred in
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