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Illumino : a history of medieval Britain in twelve illuminated manuscripts
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Brown, Michelle (Michelle P.), author
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Illumination of books and manuscripts, Medieval Great Britain.
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Art and Design.
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Great Britain History Medieval period, 1066-1485.
2025
Explores the history of medieval Britain through the biographies of twelve remarkable illuminated manuscripts and of their creators and owners. The manuscripts each serve as portals into these lives and as springboards into the era of their production. For illuminated manuscripts are among the most intricate and fascinating forms of evidence for the Middle Ages, blending the fruits of human intellect - the arts, the sciences, politics, philosophy and faith - with the materiality of their production. By undertaking the detective work needed to determine the nature of each project and the underlying human-interest stories, this book reveals their manifold social, economic and cultural contexts and charts the exchange of ideas, techniques and materials over time and space.
Christian Art
2021
Explore the rich history and influence of Christian art from Antiquity to the present day.Michelle Brown traces the rich history of Christian art, crossing boundaries to explore how art has reflected and stimulated a response to the teachings of Christ, and to Christian thought and experience across the ages.
Just Medicare
2006,2000
Just Medicareillustrates that legal scholars can also contribute to the issue of how to allocate scarce health resources by determining what constitutes fair processes for decision-making, and by challenging unjust processes.