Rome on the Borders
Visual Cultures During the Carolingian Transition
Edited by Chiara Bordino Edited by Chiara Croci Edited by Vedran Sulovsky
Based upon the conference Rome in a Global World: Visual Cultures During the Carolingian Transition (Brno, 14th-15th October 2019), this Supplementum volume of Convivium collects eleven articles that look at Rome’s artistic production in the Carolingian era across historiographical, disciplinary, methodological and geopolitical borders.
- Edited by Chiara Bordino
- Edited by Chiara Croci
- Edited by Vedran Sulovsky
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