Heinemann. 1987. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. partiel. décollorée, Dos abîmé, Intérieur frais. XXIX + 127 pages. Nombreuses photos monochromes hors texte. Texte en anglais. Signature de l'auteure au stylo noir en page de titre. Trois photos disponibles.. . . A l'italienne. Classification Dewey : 770-Photographie
Reference : RO80257961
ISBN : 0434303054
With an essay by John Fowles and with an introduction by Ian Jeffrey Classification Dewey : 770-Photographie
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PETERMANN, A. - HASSENSTEIN, Bruno. - HALFELD, H. G. F. - WAGNER, Friedrich. - TSCHUDI, J. J. von.
Reference : 74817
1861, 1862, 1863, 280x240mm, Chagrin-Halbledereinband.
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, Brepols, 2020 Paperback, xxv + 176 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:62 b/w, 11 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503585260.
Summary This book offers a way of reading maps of the Holy Land as visual imagery with religious connotations. Through a corpus of representative examples created between the sixth and the nineteenth centuries, it studies the maps as iconic imagery of an iconic landscape and analyses their strategies to manifest the spiritual quality of the biblical topography, to support religious tenets, and to construct and preserve cultural memory. Maps of the Holy Land have thus far been studied with methodologies such as cartography and historical geography, while the main question addressed was the reliability of the maps as cartographic documents. Through another perspective and using the methodology of visual studies, this book reveals that maps of the Holy Land constructed religious messages and were significant instruments through which different Christian cultures (Byzantine, Catholic, Protestant, and Greek Orthodox) shaped their religious identities. It does not seek to ascertain how the maps delivered geographical information, but rather how they utilized the geographical information in formulating religious and cultural values. Through its examination of maps of the Holy Land, this book thus explores both Christian visual culture and Christian spirituality throughout the centuries. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Abbreviations Timeline Introduction Part I. Iconic Landscape, Iconic Map Chapter 1. Formation of a Holy Land Chapter 2. Madaba Map: A Visual Portrait of the Holy Land from the Byzantine Period Composition and Content Religious Message Generator of Cultural Memory Map and Pilgrimage The Holy Land Map and Early Christian Art Part II. The Map of the Holy Land in the Latin West Chapter 3. Innovative Western Spiritual Iconographies Twelfth-Century Maps Matthew Paris's Map in his Chronica majora (mid thirteenth century) Grid Maps from the Fourteenth Century Chapter 4. Fifteenth-Century Pilgrims' Maps: Late Medieval Instruments of Devotion Gabriel Capodilista's Map William Wey's Map Bernhard von Breydenbach's Map A Map by an Anonymous Author Part III. Between Pilgrimage and Scripture, Catholicism and Protestantism Chapter 5. Friedrich III's Cartographical Pilgrimage Imagery Lucas Cranach the Elder's Map: A Transitional Image Gotha Panel Chapter 6. Map and Scripture Gerard Mercator's Map of the Holy Land John Speed's Map, Associated with the King James Bible Maps of the Holy Land in the Dutch States-General Bible Justus and Cornelis Danckerts' Map of the Holy Land: A Pictorial Epitome Part IV. Map as Icon: Greek Orthodox proskynetaria from the Ottoman period Chapter 7. Icon of a Land Conclusion Appendices I. Inscriptions on the Madaba Map II. Sites Mentioned in the Pilgrimage Guide of Gesta Francorum Ihrusalem expugnantium (dated to 1101-1104) in Order of Appearance) III. Inscriptions on Three Twelfth-Century Maps of the Holy Land IV. Inscriptions on London, British Library, Add. MS 27376, fols. 188v-189r V. A List of Places in William Wey's Pilgrimage Account (Oxford, Bodleian Library,MS Bodley 565), said to be synchronized with his map of the Holy Land VI. Sites in and around Jerusalem in Bernhard von Breydenbach's Map of the Holy Land Bibliography Index
, Aperture Book 1997, 1997 Hardcover, 106 pages, English, 325 x 290 mm, book in fine condition, with pictures in b/w, . ISBN 9780893816049.
This Land Is Your Land offers a unique perspective on the American landscape, making the familiar fantastic, as well as an aesthetic experience of dizzying proportions. Marilyn Bridges takes us on an inspiring journey, as we look down together on the fleeting moments and lasting signatures of the United States that are etched on our continent. An aerial photographer who has explored ancient cultures around the world for more than a decade, Bridges has now focused her attention on a subject no less intriguing: the grandeur of America. By flying and photographing at low altitudes, and by maintaining a sensuous closeness with her subject, Bridges avoids the simplistic representation of landscape as mere design. Divided regionally, This Land Is Your Land accents the variety of America, but follows civilization's uneasy interaction with the environment as a common thread. We see the earth shaped and reshaped to service humanity. Monuments rise to celebrate our achievements even as nature wards off intrusion. Fledgling communities spring up among lava and sand. Scars left by clear-cutting, mining, and nuclear waste raise concerns for the future. Yet here, too, there is ironic wit. The towering presidential portraits at Mount Rushmore appear dwarfed by surrounding mountains. The Statue of Liberty hides in plain sight, completely swathed in scaffolding. From the intimacy of a farmhouse to the majesty of the Grand Canyon, Bridges's original vision provides an unequaled perspective on the land in which we live. In the Book's Essay by acclaimed writer William Least Heat-Moon, and the Afterword by Bridges, we are given insight into the photographer's working process and the inspiration behind her images. Certainly, This Land Is Your Land contains an urgent environmental message; in every photograph we sense a longing for a purer time, before humanity dismissed the land's indigenous curves and flow in favor of the urban grid. Still, Bridges offers no facile solutions or sentimental appeals. Faced with the jumble of American progress, we look for a vision of nature as idyllic--only to be awed by the savage forces unleashed by Mount St. Helens and the Kilauea volcano. Never what you expect, This Land Is Your Land provides page after page of visual surprises. The book inspires in us a haunting and profound admiration for a vibrant land which will prevail long after our civilization has gone.
Zürich, Heidegger 1730, 205x160mm, 782Seiten, Relié parchemin de l’époque, étiquette de titre au dos. Schönes Exemplar.
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Bern, 1925, 225x155mm, 42Seiten, broschiert.
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