Die Kathedrale von Lausanne und ihr Marienportal im Kontext der europ?ischen Gotik ( Scrinium Friburgense )

Publication series :Scrinium Friburgense

Author: Peter Kurmann   Martin Rohde  

Publisher: De Gruyter‎

Publication year: 2004

E-ISBN: 9783110914436

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110179163

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Language: FRE

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This volume presents papers by renowned art historians on the famous Marian Portal of the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Lausanne (1st half of the 13th century). The author analyzes the portal from various perspectives examining its origins, its iconographic programme, its historical significance and its status in the context of European Gothic, for example, of the sacred Gothic architecture of England and Northern France. Thus a detailed overall picture is built up of the 'Porta picta' in Lausanne as an important medieval artistic monument.

Chapter

Vorwort

pp.:  1 – 7

Die Liturgie von Lausanne

pp.:  11 – 35

La chronologie de la cathédrale de Lausanne et du portail peint

pp.:  35 – 45

La cathédrale de Lausanne: La première campagne de travaux et ses sources

pp.:  45 – 61

Les plus anciens chapiteaux de la cathédrale de Lausanne

pp.:  61 – 75

Lausanne and Canterbury: A Special Relationship Re-considered

pp.:  75 – 89

La cathédrale de Lausanne et l’architecture du Nord de la France à la fin du XIIe et au début du XIIIe siècle

pp.:  89 – 125

Die Baukunst im Römischen Reich zur Zeit des Neubaus der Kathedrale von Lausanne

pp.:  125 – 139

Die ‹Porta picta› von Lausanne – Versuch einer Strukturanalyse

pp.:  139 – 161

Überlegungen zur Ikonographie des Marienportals

pp.:  161 – 179

Centre et périphérie: le cas du portail peint de Lausanne

pp.:  179 – 203

Orts- und Personenregister

pp.:  203 – 219

Abkürzungen

pp.:  219 – 225

Tafeln / Abbildungen

pp.:  225 – 227

LastPages

pp.:  227 – 309

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