History of the Built Environment I (ID 108)

Covers artistic movements in Medieval and Early Renaissance England, including architecture, sculpture, murals, paintings, manuscript illuminations, textiles, and more, including art by English artists as well as by foreign artists commissioned by English patrons. Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Explores the Italian Primitives, the artistic movement that marked the transition between the Greco-Byzantine tradition and the Renaissance. Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Covers Gothic architecture, painting and sculpture throughout Europe with color illustrations and floor plans. Print copy also available (Call Number: N 6310 .C43 2012). Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Includes plans, color photographs, and black-and-white line drawings. Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Color photographs of interiors, exteriors, and details throughout. Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Presented here are approximately fifty-five manuscripts from over twenty-five libraries and museums across the United States and Europe, supplemented by medieval objects ranging from tapestries to ivory boxes. Together they show how historical narratives came to play a decisive role at the French court and in the process inspired some of the most original and splendid artworks of the time. Full text available for free through the publisher (open access).

Features art, architecture and architectural ornamentation, with color photographs and floor plans

Features art and decorative arts, with color photographs

Covers Gothic architecture, painting and sculpture throughout Europe with color illustrations and floor plans. Print copy also available (Call Number: N 6310 .C43 2012). Available through ProQuest Ebook Central (login required).

Covers Romanesque art and architecture throughout Europe, with color photographs and floor plans

Features art and architecture of European churches from the early Christian period through the Middle Ages and Gothic periods, along with the revival styles of later European and American churches. Includes color photographs