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Region: Eastern Europe

A very handsome illustrated guide to the many medieval art objects in Romania's recently refurbished National Museum - icons, reliquaries, textiles, jewellery, and liturgical metalwork.  Excellent colour photographs of exhibits accompany the text.  Includes a glossary.

Region: Eastern Europe

A substantial album of photographs of traditional timber buildings in Russian Karelia, Bulgaria and Romania with a particular section on the remarkable large ecclesiastical complex at Kishi with its elaborate wooden cupolas.

Region: Eastern Europe

A large locally published guide to the hilltop Romanesque church of the Holy Trinity in the Slovenian village of Hrastovlje and, in particular, its extraordinary and extensive Gothic frescoes dating from the C15th uncovered only as recently as 1949 of which the most notable is the strking depicti

Region: Eastern Europe

A comprehensive survey of the structure and decoration of the late-Romanesque Moldavian church of St Nicholas at Bălineşti in Romania characterised by its disassociated bell tower and polygonal narthex as well as its external decorations of glazed disc insertions and its lavish internal frescoes

Region: Eastern Europe

This book provides the reader with a vivid picture of the Gothic paintings and wood carvings of the parish church in Lipany. Slovakia.  Excellent colour photographs depict individual monuments, including the oldest known Pietà of Slovakia, and other examples of late medieval sacred art.

Region: Eastern Europe

Attractive colour commemorative publication depicting the Gradac Monastery in Serbia founded in the C13th with an endowment from Queen Hélène d’Anjou (Queen Jelena) who was married to King Stefan Uroš I and who is depicted in the remnant frescoes in the restored church today.

Region: Eastern Europe

Describes the initiation and expansion of an international academic cooperative that surveys and records the archaeology of the Dalmatian islands with specific fieldwork case studies on the following islands: Palagruža (Roman & Medieval); Vis (Greek); Have (Iron Age); Brač ( Mycenean); and Šo