E-grāmata: Mainz and the Middle Rhine Valley: Medieval Art, Architecture and Archaeology: Volume 30: Medieval Art, Architecture and Archaeology

1. Archaeological and Architectural Research at the Carolingian
Monastery of Lorsch
2. The Imperial Cathedrals of Speyer, Mainz and Worms:
The Current State of Research
3. The Abbey Church of Eberbach and the Idea of
a Bernardine Cistercian Architecture
4. The Choir-Screen at Mainz and the
Master of Naumburg
5. The Tombs of the Archbishops of Mainz
6. An Unknown
Coronation Relief from Mainz: Boniface and the Visual Propaganda of the sedes
Moguntiae at the Time of the Golden Bull
7. Our and the Empires free city
on the Rhine: Visualizing the Empire in the Mainz Kaufhaus Reliefs
8.
Painting in Mainz in the Period of the International Style: The Crucifixion
in the Former Collegiate Church of St Stephen
9. Medieval Inscriptions in the
Mainz and Oppenheim Area: New Ideas and New Research
10. The East Choir of
the Church of St Catherine (Oppenheim), the Church of St Stephen (Mainz), and
the Problem of German High Gothic Architecture
11. Is There a German
Decorated Style? Reflections on the Church of St Catherine (Oppenheim) and
German Gothic Architecture in the First Half of the Fourteenth Century
12.
The Wernerkapelle in Bacharach
13. The High Gothic Liturgical Furnishings of
the Church of Our Lady (Liebfrauenkirche) in Oberwesel
14. Castles in the
Middle Rhine Valley, and the Particular Case of Fürstenberg
15. Karolus
Magnus and Karolus Quartus: Imperial Role Models in Ingelheim, Aachen and
Prague