Spirals, Bulls, and Sacred Landscapes: The Meaningful Appearance of Pictorial Objects within their Spatial and Social Contexts
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3 juillet 2017
- handle: 10670/1.ob5zdf
- isbn: 9782875581006
- eisbn: 9782875581013
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art minoen architecture âge du bronze îles de la mer Egée Antiquité histoire sociale histoire Bronze Age Antiquity architecture art history social history Aegean Sea island History & Archaeology HIS002010 HBLASujets proches
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Ute Günkel-Maschek, « Spirals, Bulls, and Sacred Landscapes: The Meaningful Appearance of Pictorial Objects within their Spatial and Social Contexts », Presses universitaires de Louvain, ID : 10670/1.ob5zdf
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One of the most distinctive achievements of the Neopalatial period was the new and more elaborate way of providing the ‘lived-in’ environment of Bronze Age Crete with visual statements. Images and iconic objects now served to visualise and to present selected ideas and themes of relevance within certain spatial and social contexts much more abundantly than before. Pictorial representations were applied on the walls of architectural units designed for social activities, on vessels meant for ri...