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No Equal in Any Land: Andre Beauneveu, Artist  to the Court of France and Flanders
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No Equal in Any Land: Andre Beauneveu, Artist to the Court of France and Flanders

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Andr Beauneveu has long been known as one of the greatest European artists of the late 14th century. This book re-examines the oeuvre of the artist as first and foremost a master sculptor. Nash surveys the whole of his work including sculpture and stained glass originally for Jean, duc de Berry’s chapel at Bourges. This is an important revisionary contribution to the study of late medieval art and the practice of its workshops. Susie Nash is a senior lecturer at the Courtauld Institute of Art.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Paul Holberton Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
20 March 2008
Pages
216
ISBN
9781903470664

Andr Beauneveu has long been known as one of the greatest European artists of the late 14th century. This book re-examines the oeuvre of the artist as first and foremost a master sculptor. Nash surveys the whole of his work including sculpture and stained glass originally for Jean, duc de Berry’s chapel at Bourges. This is an important revisionary contribution to the study of late medieval art and the practice of its workshops. Susie Nash is a senior lecturer at the Courtauld Institute of Art.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Paul Holberton Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
20 March 2008
Pages
216
ISBN
9781903470664