The Miraculous Image
In the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance
edited by Erik Thuno
The present volume results from the conference L’immagine miracolosa nella cultura tardomedievale e rinascimentale, which was held at the Danish Academy in Rome, 31 May – 2 June 2002. The aim of the conference was to shed light on a body of visual material, often neglected by art history, and thus to call attention to a new field of study in the visual arts of the Late Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
- Edited by Erik Thuno
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