Iconography, propaganda, and legitimation / edited by Allan Ellenius.
1998
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Title
Iconography, propaganda, and legitimation / edited by Allan Ellenius.
Created/published
Oxford : Clarendon Press; New York : Oxford University Press, 1998.
Description
xix, 310 p. : ill., map ; 24 cm
Associated name
Series statement
The origins of the modern state in Europe ; theme G
Note
"European Science Foundation."
From the exemplum virtutis to the Apotheosis : Hercules as an identification figure in portraiture : an example of the adoption of classical forms of representation / Friedrich Polleross -- The orb as the symbol of the state in the pictorial cycle depicting the life of Maria de' Medici by Rubens / Matthias Winner -- Monarchic liturgies and the 'hidden king' : the function and meaning of Spanish royal portraiture in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / Fernando Checa Cremades -- Propaganda and legitimation in Castile : religion and church 1250-1500 / José Manuel Nieto Soria -- Rex et sacerdos : the holiness of the king in European civilization / Sergio Bertelli -- Visual images of papal power : the legitimation of papal power in the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries / Gunnar Danbolt -- Visual ideas of papal authority : the case of Bologna / Rudolph Preimesberger -- Ceremonial space / Juliusz Chrościcki -- Beneath the ceilings of Versailles : towards an archaeology and anthropology of the use of the king's 'signs' during the absolute monarchy / Gérard Sabatier -- The demise of royal mythologies / Peter Burke -- Republican virtues and the free state : conceptual frame and meaning in early modern Europe and North America / Thomas Fröschl.
From the exemplum virtutis to the Apotheosis : Hercules as an identification figure in portraiture : an example of the adoption of classical forms of representation / Friedrich Polleross -- The orb as the symbol of the state in the pictorial cycle depicting the life of Maria de' Medici by Rubens / Matthias Winner -- Monarchic liturgies and the 'hidden king' : the function and meaning of Spanish royal portraiture in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries / Fernando Checa Cremades -- Propaganda and legitimation in Castile : religion and church 1250-1500 / José Manuel Nieto Soria -- Rex et sacerdos : the holiness of the king in European civilization / Sergio Bertelli -- Visual images of papal power : the legitimation of papal power in the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries / Gunnar Danbolt -- Visual ideas of papal authority : the case of Bologna / Rudolph Preimesberger -- Ceremonial space / Juliusz Chrościcki -- Beneath the ceilings of Versailles : towards an archaeology and anthropology of the use of the king's 'signs' during the absolute monarchy / Gérard Sabatier -- The demise of royal mythologies / Peter Burke -- Republican virtues and the free state : conceptual frame and meaning in early modern Europe and North America / Thomas Fröschl.
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [277]-298) and index.
Contents
The portrait of the prince as a rhetorical genre / Kurt Johannesson
Series
Origins of the modern state in Europe ; theme G.
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- Oxford.
Call number
N8236.P5 I36 1998