Romanesque Wall Painting in Central France: The Politics of Narrative.

Tina Waldeier Bizzarro · Marcia Kupfer

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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 11 Between Fragmentation and Community: The Place of Monumental Painting in the Rural Landscape Chapter Ill The Artistic Context. Location and Diversity Chapter IV Wall Painting as storytelling Chapter V Chalivoy-Milton: Rotational Narrative and the Polemics of Ecclesiastical Reform Chapter VI Brinay: Linear Narrative and the Shape of the Liturgy Chapter VII Vicq: Disjunctive Narrative and Exegesis Chapter VIII Conclusion: The Politics of Narrative Appendix: Catalogue of Monuments Abbreviations and Short Titles Notes Selected Bibliography Index Plates.

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