Bischöfliches Bauen im 11. Jahrhundert
5. Archäologisch-Historisches Forum
Edited by Ansgar Köb Edited by Matthias Wemhoff Edited by Jörg Jarnut
Paperback (Published)
(July 2009)
ISBN: 9783770547135
6.18 x 9.17 inches
Price: $60.00
On back order
Der Bischof baut. Zu allen Zeiten, von der Spätantike bis in die Gegenwart treten Bischöfe als Bauherren und Architekten hervor. Das jüngst auf Initiative des Erzbischofs in Köln entstandene Museum Kolumba ist ein Beispiel für die ungebrochene Tradition bischöflichen Bauens. Was für die heutige Zeit gilt, galt auch in sehr viel stärkerem Maß für das Mittelalter. Die Bischöfe bauten Kirchen, Burgen, Städte und sorgten für die prächtige Innenausstattung ihrer Bauwerke. Mit der Fokussierung auf die bischöfliche Bautätigkeit im 11. Jahrhundert rückt der vorliegende Band einen Zeitraum in den Mittelpunkt, der wie kaum ein anderer durch hervorragende Bauleistungen geprägt ist.
- Edited by Ansgar Köb
- Edited by Matthias Wemhoff
- Edited by Jörg Jarnut
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