Armenian Gospel Iconography: The Tradition of the Glajor GospelDumbarton Oaks, 1991 - 246 sidor This is the first monographic study of a single Armenian manuscript, the Glajor Gospel, a fourteenth-century illuminated manuscript. In addition to critical studies of the iconography of the illuminations, Thomas Mathews and Avedis Sanjian provide the history of the Glajor Gospel and the political and cultural setting in which it was produced, as well as the history of the monastery and school of Glajor. All full-page illuminations from the Gospel are reproduced at their original size, with twenty-four color illustrations. |
Innehåll
Introduction | 1 |
The Archaeology of the U C L A Codex | 32 |
The Development of Armenian Painting | 52 |
Iconographic Method | 76 |
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The Petition of the Mother of James and John | 100 |
The Cure of the Blind in Jericho 10 The Entry into Jerusalem and the Cleansing of the Temple | 101 |
Christ Reading in the Synagogue | 138 |
The Cure of the Paralytic | 139 |
The Anointing of Christ at Simons House | 140 |
The Parable of the Cunning Steward | 141 |
Peters Denial and Christ before Caiaphas | 142 |
Christ before Herod | 143 |
The Apparition on the Way to Emmaus | 144 |
The Ascension | 145 |
The Last Supper | 105 |
The Agony in the Garden | 107 |
The Betrayal | 109 |
60 | 110 |
The Message from Pilates Wife | 111 |
Pilate Washes His Hands and the SelfCurse of the Jews | 112 |
The Mocking of Christ | 113 |
The Way of the Cross | 114 |
The Women at the Tomb | 115 |
The Call of Peter and Andrew 111 112 113 114 115 | 117 |
The Call of James and John 22 The Cure of the Leper | 118 |
The First Storm at | 119 |
The Woman with Hemorrhage and the Petition of Jairus | 120 |
The Raising of the Daughter of Jairus | 121 |
61 | 122 |
The Cure of the Blind Man at Bethsaida | 123 |
The Cure of Blind Bartimaeus 29 The Entry into Jerusalem | 124 |
The Lesson of the Withered Fig Tree | 125 |
The Question of Tribute to Caesar 32 The Widows Mite 33 The Anointing of Christ at Bethany | 126 |
The Preparation for Passover | 129 |
Christ Ascending the Cross 36 The Descent from the Cross 37 The Annunciation | 131 |
The Visitation | 134 |
The Wedding Feast at Cana | 147 |
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The Samaritan at the Well | 149 |
The Cure of the Paralytic at the Pool | 150 |
The Cure of the Man Born Blind | 151 |
The Raising of Lazarus | 152 |
The Washing of the Feet | 154 |
The Promise of the Holy Spirit | 157 |
The Iconography of the Canon Tables | 166 |
The Iconography of the Evangelists Portraits | 177 |
Bibliography | 213 |
Tables | 225 |
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Vanliga ord och fraser
according angels apostles appears Armenian artist Blind body Byzantine called canon tables carries century chap Christ Christian Chrysostom church colophon color Commentary composition cross Cure death decoration detail disciples divine early eleventh century Ephraem Erevan Esayi Nč'ec'i evangelists example faces Father Figure four Fourth Freer Glajor hand head Holy iconography illustrated important inscription interpretation James Jerusalem John later Luke manuscript Mark Matenadaran Matt Matthew meaning medieval miniature monastery narrative nature Nerses Nersessian noted original painting Paris Peter Portrait present Prince reading represented says scene scribe Second Painter seems shown shows side single Siwnik sources Spirit stand style symbolic T'oros Taronec'i takes theme tion tradition Translated tree U.C.L.A. Gospel Vardapet Vehap'ar Gospel Venice vols Western Written Yovhannes Erznkac'i
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