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Early Medieval and Romanesque architecture : photo essay : Italy and Croatia. / Architect Jong Soung Kimm txt

Por: Berlin : Wasmuth & Zohlen Verlag , 2021Descripción: 127p. ill. ; photo. ; plans ; col. ; 28cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediaded
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9783803022196
  • 3803022193
Otro título:
  • Architect Jong Soung Kimm early Medieval and Romanesque architecture : photo essay : Italy and Croatia. / txt
Tema(s): Clasificación LoC:
  • NA1113  K56 2021
Contenidos:
7 Of the longing for the architectural -- 11 Introduction -- 15 On Early Medieval Architecture in Italy -- 23 Basilica di Sant'Abbondio Como -- 31 Basilica Sant'Ambrogio Milano -- 39 Basilica di San Michele Maggiore Pavia -- 47 Cattedrale Metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta e San Geminiano Modena -- 55 Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta e Battistero Parma -- 63 Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore Verona -- 71 Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte Firenze -- 79 Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta Pisa -- 87 Castelnuovo dell'Abate (Montalcino) - Abbazia di Sant'Antimo Tuscany -- 93 Abbazia di Fossanova Priverno -- 99 Basilica di San Nicola Bari -- 107 Basilica Cattedrale di Cefalú Sicilia -- 115 Cattedrale di Santa Maria la Nuova Monreale, Sicilia -- 123 Eufrazijeva bazilika Pore & Hrvatska (Croatia) -- 128 Imprint --
Resumen: The present volume is a photographic essay on Early Medieval and Romanesque architecture in Italy and Croatia captured through an architect's eyes. It is intended to highlight and bring to life those design elements found in Medieval architecture that are unique to the region rather than to serve as an architectural history narrative. The texts provided describe specific architectural design strategies or the spatial phenomena that are experienced by contemporary visitors. Ideally, the photographs are what tell the story most vividly. A conscious decision was made early in the project to include a group of significant monuments of Medieval building art that have come down to us on the Italian Peninsula, the veritable birthplace of Romanesque architecture. Thus, San Miniato al Monte in Florence, Sant Abbondio in Como and Santa Maria la Nuova in Monreale, which are Proto-Romanesque, Lombardian and Sicilian-Norman, respectively, in style, are each considered relevant to this volume and thus included here. Additionally, the Basilica Euphresiana in Porec is also included in order to encompass the wide arc of Medieval architecture found on the Italian Peninsula and Adriatic seashore. In the process of culling a dozen or so monuments for this book, what became clear was how diverse the creations of these medieval master builders were despite a limited palette of material and technique, as well as how critical a role the personality and will of patron clergy played in building these places of worship. The religious fervor of Medieval society, the tenacious drive of patron clerics, and the artistic innovations of master builders and their workshops never cease to amaze us today
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A photographic essay on Early Medieval and Romanesque architecture in Italy and Croatia

Architect Jong Soung Kimm's (born 1935) photographic series captures Early Medieval and Romanesque design elements found on the Italian Peninsula and Adriatic seashore. Featured buildings include San Miniato al Monte (Florence), Sant'Abbondio (Como) and Santa Maria la Nuova (Monreale).

Volume has text in both English and Korean

7 Of the longing for the architectural --
11 Introduction --
15 On Early Medieval Architecture in Italy --
23 Basilica di Sant'Abbondio Como --
31 Basilica Sant'Ambrogio Milano --
39 Basilica di San Michele Maggiore Pavia --
47 Cattedrale Metropolitana di Santa Maria Assunta e San Geminiano Modena --
55 Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta e Battistero Parma --
63 Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore Verona --
71 Abbazia di San Miniato al Monte Firenze --
79 Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta Pisa --
87 Castelnuovo dell'Abate (Montalcino) - Abbazia di Sant'Antimo Tuscany --
93 Abbazia di Fossanova Priverno --
99 Basilica di San Nicola Bari --
107 Basilica Cattedrale di Cefalú Sicilia --
115 Cattedrale di Santa Maria la Nuova Monreale, Sicilia --
123 Eufrazijeva bazilika Pore & Hrvatska (Croatia) --
128 Imprint --

The present volume is a photographic essay on Early Medieval and Romanesque architecture in Italy and Croatia captured through an architect's eyes. It is intended to highlight and bring to life those design elements found in Medieval architecture that are unique to the region rather than to serve as an architectural history narrative. The texts provided describe specific architectural design strategies or the spatial phenomena that are experienced by contemporary visitors. Ideally, the photographs are what tell the story most vividly. A conscious decision was made early in the project to include a group of significant monuments of Medieval building art that have come down to us on the Italian Peninsula, the veritable birthplace of Romanesque architecture. Thus, San Miniato al Monte in Florence, Sant Abbondio in Como and Santa Maria la Nuova in Monreale, which are Proto-Romanesque, Lombardian and Sicilian-Norman, respectively, in style, are each considered relevant to this volume and thus included here. Additionally, the Basilica Euphresiana in Porec is also included in order to encompass the wide arc of Medieval architecture found on the Italian Peninsula and Adriatic seashore. In the process of culling a dozen or so monuments for this book, what became clear was how diverse the creations of these medieval master builders were despite a limited palette of material and technique, as well as how critical a role the personality and will of patron clergy played in building these places of worship. The religious fervor of Medieval society, the tenacious drive of patron clerics, and the artistic innovations of master builders and their workshops never cease to amaze us today

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