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The Plan of St. Gall : a study of the architecture & economy of & life in a paradigmatic Carolingian monastery / by Walter Horn and Ernest Born ; with a foreword by Wolfgang Braunfels ; a translation into English by Charles W. Jones of the Directives of Adalhard, 753-826, the Ninth Abbot of Corbie ; and with a note by A. Hunter Dupree on the Significance of the Plan of St. Gall to the history of measurement.
Main entry:

Horn, Walter, 1908-1995, author.

Title & Author:

The Plan of St. Gall : a study of the architecture & economy of & life in a paradigmatic Carolingian monastery / by Walter Horn and Ernest Born ; with a foreword by Wolfgang Braunfels ; a translation into English by Charles W. Jones of the Directives of Adalhard, 753-826, the Ninth Abbot of Corbie ; and with a note by A. Hunter Dupree on the Significance of the Plan of St. Gall to the history of measurement.

Publication:

Berkeley ; Los Angeles ; London : University of California Press, 1979.
©1979

Description:

3 volumes : illustrations ; 37 cm

Series:

California studies in the history of art ; 19

Notes:
The Plan is in the library of the former monastery of St. Gall (Stiftsbibliothek, Ms. 1092).
Errata slip for v. 3 inserted.
Includes bibliographical references (v. 3, pages 167-200) and index.
v. 1. Previous literature, origin, purpose & [i.e. and] special problems -- The monastery church -- The cloisters and the abbot's house -- The monastic polity.
v. 2. The guest and the service buildings -- The plan of St. Gall and its effect on later monastic planning
v. 3. Synopsis of the work : a schematic outline of the work -- List of illustrations, volumes I, II, III -- Appendix I: A catalogue of the explanatory titles of the Plan of St. Gall / by Walter Horn -- Appendix II: Preface / by W.H. [i.e. Walter Horn] ; The customs of Corbie -- consuetudines corbeienses / a translation of the directives of Adalhard of Corbie by Charles W. Jones -- Appendix III: Preface / by W.H. ; The significance of the Plan of St. Gall to the history of measurement -- a link with Roman, and English and American systems / by A. Hunter Dupree -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Chronological table -- Index to Volume I, II, III -- Corrigenda, errata -- Colophon.
British Library not licensed to copy 0.
Publishing The Plan of St. Gall by James H. Clark.
Summary:

Since 2005, CMRS at UCLA has been the administrative home to the St. Gall project. It is now a produced in three large volumes. The project's departure point is an extraordinary drawing of an ideal monastery, known as the Plan of St. Gall. Created in the early ninth century, the Plan is the oldest surviving visualization of a building complex produced in the Middle Ages, containing ground plans for some forty buildings, ranging from a church, monastic school, abbot's residence, and infirmary, to such mundane elements as a water mill, stables, and poultry houses. The project has been generously supported by grants from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

ISBN:

0520017242 (set)
9780520017245 (set)
0520035909
9780520035904
0520035917
9780520035911
0520035925
9780520035928

Subject:

Kloster St. Gallen.
Benedictines Switzerland History.
Benedictines
Stiftsbibliothek Sankt Gallen
Kloster Sankt-Gallen Plans.
St. Galler Klosterplan.
Monastic and religious life Switzerland Saint Gall History Middle Ages, 600-1500.
Architecture, Carolingian.
Carolingians.
Abbeys Switzerland.
Vie religieuse et monastique Suisse Saint-Gall Histoire 600-1500 (Moyen Âge)
Architecture carolingienne.
Carolingiens.
Abbayes Suisse.
Monastic and religious life Middle Ages
Kloostergebouwen.
Bouwplannen.
Sankt-Gallen (klooster)
Manuscripts, Medieval Switzerland Facsimiles.
Architecture Aspect social Moyen âge.
Switzerland
Switzerland Saint Gall

Form/genre:

architectural drawings (visual works)
History
Architectural drawings.
Maps.
Dessins d'architecture.
Cartes géographiques.

Added entries:

Born, Ernest, 1898-1992, author.
Braunfels, Wolfgang, writer of foreword.
Jones, Charles Williams, 1905-1989, translator.
Dupree, A. Hunter, writer of added commentary.
Adalard, Saint, -826. Consuetudines corbeienses. English.
University of California Press, publisher.
St. Galler Klosterplan.
California studies in the history of art ; 19.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 191529
Call No.: ID NA5851.S3.H67; ID:97-B2477
Copy: v. 1
Status: Available

Location: Library main 191528
Call No.: ID NA5851.S3.H67; ID:97-B2477
Copy: v. 2
Status: Available

Location: Library main 191527
Call No.: ID NA5851.S3.H67; ID:97-B2477
Copy: v. 3
Status: Available

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