Animals in art and thought : to the end of the Middle Ages, Francis Klingender ; edited by Evelyn Antal and John P. Harthan

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Contents: Editor's Foreword and Acknowledgements -- Author's Preface -- Photographic Acknowledgements -- Part I. The Ancient World. 1. The Hunter's Art and Mythology ; 2. Animal Art in the Ancient Near East ; 3. Animal Art in Civilizations of Greece and Rome ; 4. Barbaric Animal Styles -- Part II. The Early Middle Ages. 5. The Carolingian Renaissance ; 6. Late Anglo-Saxon Animal Art: The 'Caedmon' and 'Aelfric' Manuscripts ; 7. Germany, France and Spain c. 950-1050; the Apocalyptic Tradition ; 8. Byzantium and Italy ; 9. Romanesque and Early Gothic Animal Art -- Part III. The Later Middle Ages. 10. The Scientific Revival and the Beast Fables ; 11. English Animal Art of the Later Middle Ages ; 12. Continental Animal Art of the Later Middle Ages -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Bibliography

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