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The interior of the medieval village church / text and photos, Justin E.A. Kroesen & Regnerus Steensma = Het middeleeuwse dorpskerkinterieur / tekst en foto's, Justin E.A. Kroesen & Regnerus Steensma.
Main entry:

Kroesen, Justin, 1975-

Title & Author:

The interior of the medieval village church / text and photos, Justin E.A. Kroesen & Regnerus Steensma = Het middeleeuwse dorpskerkinterieur / tekst en foto's, Justin E.A. Kroesen & Regnerus Steensma.

Publication:

Louvain [Belgium] ; Dudley, MA : Peeters, 2004.

Description:

430 pages : color illustrations ; 31 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 411-416) and index.
The church -- 1. The building -- 2. The decor -- In the chancel -- 3. The altar -- 4. The retable -- 5. The tabernacle -- 6. The piscina -- 7. The sedilia -- 8. Choir stalls -- 9. The lectern -- On the chancel boundary -- 10. Screens and lofts -- 11. The rood -- In the nave -- 12. The pulpit -- 13. Benches -- 14. The Easter sepulchre -- 15. The baptismal font -- 16. Statues -- 17. The organ -- A retrospect -- 18. Vicissitudes.
Text in English and Dutch.
Summary:

Starting with a brief outline of the different types of church buildings in Europe from early Romanesque to late Gothic, this volume describes 15 types of furniture used inside the church. The book is divided into sections by parts of the church, such as the altar, tabernacle, pulpit, screens, fonts, statues, and the organ. Kroesen and Steensma (both Institute for Liturgical Research, U. of Groningen) employ text and a generous number of color photographs to illuminate life and faith during the Middle Ages. Text is in Dutch and English. Distributed by the David Brown Book Company. Annotation : 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com).

Resources:
Table of contents
ISBN:

9042915404 (alk. paper)
9789042915404 (alk. paper)

Subject:

Church decoration and ornament Europe History.
Christian art and symbolism Europe Medieval, 500-1500.
Architecture, Medieval.
Rural churches Europe History.
Églises Décoration et ornement Europe Histoire.
Architecture médiévale.
Christian art and symbolism Medieval
Church decoration and ornament
Rural churches
Ausstattung
Dorfkirche
Innenarchitektur
Kirchenbau
Mittelalter
Kerkinterieurs.
Kerkgebouwen.
Dorpen.
Christian art and symbolism Europe, Eastern Medieval, 500-1500.
Europe
Europa

Form/genre:

History

Added entries:

Steensma, Regnerus.

Middeleeuwse dorpskerkinterieur

Holdings:

Location: Library main 240295
Call No.: BIB 170222
Status: Available

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