The Left-Handed Evangelist. A Contribution to Palaeologan Iconography

The Left-Handed Evangelist. A Contribution to Palaeologan IconographyThis book explores the emergence and impact of the left handed Evangelist icon in late Byzantine art, primarily in manuscripts but also in church mosaics and frescoes. It traces its rise in the 14th century, replacing older models, and discusses its enduring influence on Byzantine art. The study emphasizes iconographic analysis.

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