Description
Book SynopsisEdward Garrison's 1949 index on Romanesque Italian panel painting set the standard. His four-volume work (1953-1962) is a significant research contribution to Italian medieval painting (11th-13th centuries). These two volumes collect his post-1945 articles, supplementing earlier works and updating the Index of Italian Romanesque Panel Paintings.
Table of ContentsPreface
The Role of Criticism in the Historiography of Painting
Note on the Survival of Thirteenth-Century Panel Paintings in Italy
A Berlinghieresque Fresco in S. Stefano, Bologna
Ricupero di un affresco del dodicesimo secolo in Lucca
Towards a New History of Early Lucchese Painting
Elements of Shape as Indices of Date in Florentine Painted Panels
A Ducciesque Tabernacle at Oxford
The Oxford Christ Church Library Panel and the Milan Sessa Collection Shutters
Simeone and Machilone Spoletenses
Il Maestro di Forlì
Dating the Vatican Last Judgment Panel: Monument versus Document
Post-War Discoveries in Early Italian Painting, I-V
Addenda ad Indicem, I-III
Index
