Likeness and presence a history of the image before the era of art/
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Chicago:
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- The icon from a modern perspective and in light of its history
- Why images? : imagery and religion in late antiquity
- Heavenly images and earthly portraits : St. Luke's picture and "unpainted" originals in Rome and the Eastern Empire
- Roman funerary portraits and portraits of the saints
- The imperial image in antiquity and the problem of the Christian cult of images
- Image devotion, public relations, and theology at the end of antiquity
- Church and image : the doctrine of the church and iconoclasm
- The holy image in church decoration and a new policy of images
- Pilgrims, emperors and confraternities : veneration of icons in Byzantium and Venice
- The "holy face" : legends and images in competition
- The iconostasis and the role of the icon in the liturgy and in private devotion
- "Living painting" : poetry and rhetoric in a new style of icons in the eleventh and twelfth centuries
- Statues, vessels, and signs : medieval images and relics in the West
- The icon in the civic life of Rome
- "In the Greek manner" : imported icons in the West
- Norm and freedom : Italian icons in the age of the Tuscan cities
- The madonnas of Siena : the image in urban life
- The dialogue with the image : the era of the private image at the end of the Middle Ages
- Religion and art : the crisis of the image at the beginning of the modern age