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Εν ρυθμώ, The ethos of the line in Byzantine painting

Author: Georgios D. Kordis

This book is perhaps the first endeavor in analogous bibliographical chronicles, where Byzantine painting is considered, not simply through the lens of technical analysis of its data, but primarily...

This book is perhaps the first endeavor in analogous bibliographical chronicles, where Byzantine painting is considered, not simply through the lens of technical analysis of its data, but primarily with a reflective and philosophically inclined disposition.

Giorgos Kordis dares to delve deeply into the obvious and reveal the cosmogony that occurs in his...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 140
  • Cover Cover Hardcover
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2000
  • Dimensions Dimensions 18x25 cm
  • Publisher Publisher Armos
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This book is perhaps the first endeavor in analogous bibliographical chronicles, where Byzantine painting is considered, not simply through the lens of technical analysis of its data, but primarily with a reflective and philosophically inclined disposition.

Giorgos Kordis dares to delve deeply into the obvious and reveal the cosmogony that occurs in his thought when engaging with a plethora of topics that gather the interest and questions of both specialists and non-specialists.

Written with vigor and unwavering precision, the following pages immerse the reader in the fascinating world of Byzantine iconography, convincing them that it exists not as a thing but as an event, insofar as it directly depends on the observer.

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Author
Georgios D. Kordis
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
The ethos of the line in Byzantine painting
Theme
Theology & Doctrine
Cover
Hardcover
Number of Pages
140
Language
Greek
Release Date
9/2000
Publication Date
2000
Dimensions
18x25 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789605271619

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This book is perhaps the first endeavor in analogous bibliographical chronicles, where Byzantine painting is considered, not simply through the lens of technical analysis of its data, but primarily with a reflective and philosophically inclined disposition.

Giorgos Kordis dares to delve deeply into the obvious and reveal the cosmogony that occurs in his thought when engaging with a plethora of topics that gather the interest and questions of both specialists and non-specialists.

Written with vigor and unwavering precision, the following pages immerse the reader in the fascinating world of Byzantine iconography, convincing them that it exists not as a thing but as an event, insofar as it directly depends on the observer.

[Excerpt from the text of the preface]

Manufacturer

Author
Georgios D. Kordis
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
The ethos of the line in Byzantine painting
Theme
Theology & Doctrine
Cover
Hardcover
Number of Pages
140
Language
Greek
Release Date
9/2000
Publication Date
2000
Dimensions
18x25 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789605271619

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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