Visual Constructs Of Jerusalem by Bianca Kuhnel
The Holy City in European Culture, 1099-1517
This scholarly work delves into the multifaceted representations and perceptions of Jerusalem throughout history, examining how the city has been visually constructed and reimagined across different cultures and eras. Through an exploration of art, architecture, and cartography, the book reveals the diverse ways in which Jerusalem has been depicted, highlighting the interplay between religious, political, and cultural influences that have shaped its image. The analysis provides insights into how these visual constructs have contributed to the city's enduring significance and the complex narratives that surround it.
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- 2014
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