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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Unmarked, Clean And Solid Copy. Minor Shelf Wear.

Softcover. Blue and black & color illus. wraps. 332 pp. Profuse color and bw plates. Issued in conjunction with several 1997 exhibitions of Gothic ivory carvings. "We can offer the public the rare pleasure of seeing first-hand these magnificent works of art brought together from many of the best-known museums of Europe and America. Leaves of diptychs that have long been divided are reunited here for the first time in modern history. . Scholars from around the world can make close comparisons of stylistically and iconographically similar ivories, testing the correctness of specific workshop attributions. And, as an added bonus that appeals to our human curiosity and challenges our eyes, the last section of this exhibition focuses on a number of ivories that present various problems of authenticity, including several that are blatant modern fakes. The present handsome catalogue advances our knowledge and appreciation of ivories." (foreword) With illustrated essays by Peter Barnet, Elizabeth Sears, Paul Williamson, Danielle Gaborit-Chopin, Richard H. Randall, Jr., Charles T. Little, and Harvey Stahl. The annotated and illustrated catalogue presents 93 pieces in these categories: The first Gothic ivories; Paris and other centers: devotional objects; Secular objects and the Romance tradition; New devekopments in irvory and bone carving; and Epilogue: pastiches, revivals, forgeries, and open questions. Includes a bibliography. Stunning images. VG (Clean interior; may have some rubbing or scuffing to covers).

paperback. Condizione: Good.

Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Large softcover in Fine condition. Published to accompany a 1997 exhibition of the same name organized by the Detroit Institute of Arts and shown in that museum and at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore. Book is As New. Neatly inked name of former owner on front end page. Illustrated throughout. Laid in is a stapled and somewhat crinkled six-page paper titled "Gothic Ivories: Art in the Private Sphere" given at the International Congress on Medieval Studies held at Western Michigan University in May 1997. 4to. 332 pp. Heavy--packed weight is six pounds and may require additional postage if shipped priority or outside the U.S.