Building Hagiographies I: Saintly Imagery in Episcopal Monumental Contexts
Sponsoring Organization(s)
Special Session
Organizer Name
Jennifer M. Feltman, Kara Morrow
Organizer Affiliation
Florida State Univ., College of Wooster
Presider Name
Kara Morrow
Paper Title 1
Saint Martin and the Beggar at the Cathedral of Lucca: From Episcopal to Civic Symbol
Presenter 1 Name
Jamie Ann Sanecki (Edwards Memorial Travel Award Winner)
Presenter 1 Affiliation
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Paper Title 2
A Hagiography of Site: Nature and History at Wells Cathedral
Presenter 2 Name
Danny Smith
Presenter 2 Affiliation
Williams College
Paper Title 3
Cologne Saints and Coronation Rights: The Choir Screen Paintings in the Cathedral
Presenter 3 Name
Joan A. Holladay
Presenter 3 Affiliation
Univ. of Texas-Austin
Start Date
14-5-2015 1:30 PM
Session Location
Fetzer 1005
Description
An innovative development in the monumental arts of the thirteenth century was the incorporation of saints' lives into the visual programs of buildings, yet the resident imagery of local saints and the local interpretations of universal saints remain understudied topics. This session will consider the ways in which the imagery of saints was incorporated or reinterpreted in the visual programs of cathedrals, thereby constructing careful histories within episcopal contexts.
Jennifer M. Feltman
Building Hagiographies I: Saintly Imagery in Episcopal Monumental Contexts
Fetzer 1005
An innovative development in the monumental arts of the thirteenth century was the incorporation of saints' lives into the visual programs of buildings, yet the resident imagery of local saints and the local interpretations of universal saints remain understudied topics. This session will consider the ways in which the imagery of saints was incorporated or reinterpreted in the visual programs of cathedrals, thereby constructing careful histories within episcopal contexts.
Jennifer M. Feltman