2005, ISBN: 0d8088e65daf16f2de257b279b9f6c10

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Tor, 1986. First Edition. Hardcover, standard size (i.e. 5-6 by 8-9 inches). Fine/Near Fine. Signed by author on title page. Small (~1/4 inch) closed tear at top edge of jacket spine.… Mehr…

Tor, 1986. First Edition. Hardcover, standard size (i.e. 5-6 by 8-9 inches). Fine/Near Fine. Signed by author on title page. Small (~1/4 inch) closed tear at top edge of jacket spine. Some discoloration along top edge of jacket due to aging. Front panel has a slight crease along false fold of flap/front panel... a manufacturing defect associated with an improperly folded jacket applied during binding. Otherwise crisp and clean. Novel, Tor, 1986, 4.5, An ink mark to top page-edge. Minor rubbing. VG., dustwrapper. 8pp plates + CD ROM. Medieval Art History Cambridge University Press Cambridge 2005 orig. cloth 32x23cm, (67),714,(8)pp, Weighs 3.5 kilos. Includes one CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.). The accompanying CD-ROM contains documentary photos of all 27 known manuscripts decorated by Crusader book painters in the 13th century or drawn in the Crusader East. ["This book tells the story of the architecture and the figural art produced for the Crusaders after the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem in 1187, during the one hundred years that Acre was the capital of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1191–1291. It is an art sponsored by kings and queens, patriarchs and bishops, clergy, monks, friars, knights and soldiers, aristocrats and merchants, all men and women of means, who came as pilgrims, Crusaders, settlers, and men of commerce to the Holy Land. The artists are Franks and Italians born and/or resident in the Holy Land, Westerners who traveled to the Latin East, Eastern Christians, and even Muslims, who worked for Crusader patrons" - Publisher's description]., Cambridge University Press, 2005, 3<

2005, ISBN: 0d8088e65daf16f2de257b279b9f6c10

orig. cloth, 32x23cm, (67), 714, (8)pp, Weighs 3.5 kilos. Includes one CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)., An ink mark to top page-edge. Minor rubbing. VG., dustwrapper., Medieval Art History|Crusader C… Mehr…

orig. cloth, 32x23cm, (67), 714, (8)pp, Weighs 3.5 kilos. Includes one CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)., An ink mark to top page-edge. Minor rubbing. VG., dustwrapper., Medieval Art History|Crusader Crusade|Crusades Figural|Architecture|Latin Orient|Holy Land|Christian Symbolism|Iconography|Thirteenth Century|Acre Jerusalem, The accompanying CD-ROM contains documentary photos of all 27 known manuscripts decorated by Crusader book painters in the 13th century or drawn in the Crusader East. ["This book tells the story of the architecture and the figural art produced for the Crusaders after the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem in 1187, during the one hundred years that Acre was the capital of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1191–1291. It is an art sponsored by kings and queens, patriarchs and bishops, clergy, monks, friars, knights and soldiers, aristocrats and merchants, all men and women of means, who came as pilgrims, Crusaders, settlers, and men of commerce to the Holy Land. The artists are Franks and Italians born and/or resident in the Holy Land, Westerners who traveled to the Latin East, Eastern Christians, and even Muslims, who worked for Crusader patrons"-Publisher's description]., Cambridge, [PU: Cambridge University Press]<

2005, ISBN: 0d8088e65daf16f2de257b279b9f6c10

An ink mark to top page-edge. Minor rubbing. VG., dustwrapper. 8pp plates + CD ROM. Medieval Art History Cambridge University Press Cambridge 2005 orig. cloth 32x23cm, (67),714,(8)pp, Wei… Mehr…

An ink mark to top page-edge. Minor rubbing. VG., dustwrapper. 8pp plates + CD ROM. Medieval Art History Cambridge University Press Cambridge 2005 orig. cloth 32x23cm, (67),714,(8)pp, Weighs 3.5 kilos. Includes one CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.). The accompanying CD-ROM contains documentary photos of all 27 known manuscripts decorated by Crusader book painters in the 13th century or drawn in the Crusader East. ["This book tells the story of the architecture and the figural art produced for the Crusaders after the battle of Hattin and the fall of Jerusalem in 1187, during the one hundred years that Acre was the capital of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1191–1291. It is an art sponsored by kings and queens, patriarchs and bishops, clergy, monks, friars, knights and soldiers, aristocrats and merchants, all men and women of means, who came as pilgrims, Crusaders, settlers, and men of commerce to the Holy Land. The artists are Franks and Italians born and/or resident in the Holy Land, Westerners who traveled to the Latin East, Eastern Christians, and even Muslims, who worked for Crusader patrons" - Publisher's description]., Cambridge University Press, 2005, 3<