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
Notes on the History of Certain Twelfth-Century Central Italian Manuscripts of Importance for the History of Painting
Notes on Certain Italian Medieval Manuscripts I-II
A Giant Venetian Bible of the Earlier Thirteenth Century
A Lucchese Passionary Related to the Sarzana Crucifix
Additional Certainly, Probably and Possibly Lucchese Manuscripts I-II: A Pisan Homilary with Lucca-lnfluenced Initials
Three Manuscripts for Lucchese Canons of S. Frediano in Rome
A Third 'S. Bononio Manuscript' for S. Michele a Marturi
Random Notes on Early Italian Manuscripts, I-III
Saints Equizio, Onorato and Libertino in Eleventh- and Twelfth-Century Italian Litanies as Clues to the Attribution of Manuscripts
Index
