Celtic art: Reading the messages

Miranda J. Green

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Medieval Literature and History Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Historical and Archaeological Studies

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Introduction - finding the Celts, finding the art. Art and artist in society class and gender - function and reason talismans of war nature in art abstraction, fantasy and realism symbolism and spirituality - from paganism to Christianity.

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