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Einband grossParish Church Treasures
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Parish Church Treasures

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304 Seiten
Englisch
Bloomsbury UKerschienen am08.10.20151. Auflage
Our parish churches constitute a living patrimony without precise European parallel. Their cultural riches are astonishing, not only for their quality and quantity, but also their diversity and interest. Fine art and architecture here combine unpredictably with the functional, the curious and the naïve, from prehistory to the present day, to form an unsung national museum which presents its contents in an everyday setting without curators or formal displays. Because church treasures usually remain in the buildings they were created for, properly interpreted they tell from thousands of local perspectives the history of the nation, its people and their changing religious observance.

John Goodall's weekly series in Country Life has celebrated particular objects in or around churches that are of outstanding artistic, social or historical importance, to underline both the intrinsic interest of parish churches and the insights that they and their contents offer into English history of every period. Parish Church Treasures incorporates and significantly expands this material to tell afresh the remarkable history of the parish church. It celebrates the special character of churches as places to visit whilst providing an authoritative and up-to-date history at a time when the use and upkeep of these buildings and the care of their contents is highly contentious.
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KlappentextOur parish churches constitute a living patrimony without precise European parallel. Their cultural riches are astonishing, not only for their quality and quantity, but also their diversity and interest. Fine art and architecture here combine unpredictably with the functional, the curious and the naïve, from prehistory to the present day, to form an unsung national museum which presents its contents in an everyday setting without curators or formal displays. Because church treasures usually remain in the buildings they were created for, properly interpreted they tell from thousands of local perspectives the history of the nation, its people and their changing religious observance.

John Goodall's weekly series in Country Life has celebrated particular objects in or around churches that are of outstanding artistic, social or historical importance, to underline both the intrinsic interest of parish churches and the insights that they and their contents offer into English history of every period. Parish Church Treasures incorporates and significantly expands this material to tell afresh the remarkable history of the parish church. It celebrates the special character of churches as places to visit whilst providing an authoritative and up-to-date history at a time when the use and upkeep of these buildings and the care of their contents is highly contentious.
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Weitere ISBN/GTIN9781472917652
ProduktartE-Book
EinbandartE-Book
FormatPDF
Format HinweisDRM Adobe
Erscheinungsjahr2015
Erscheinungsdatum08.10.2015
Auflage1. Auflage
Seiten304 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
Dateigrösse90384 Kbytes
IllustrationenFull colour photographs throughout (9 full page images per chapter with a long caption for each, twenty chapters in total)
Artikel-Nr.4032621
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Genre9200

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Map
Introduction

1 Inheritance, Before the Year AD 1000
2 Genesis, 1000-1199
3 The Church Triumphant, 1200-1399
4 The Late Medieval Parish, 1400-1535
5 The Tudor Reformation, 1536-1603
6 Protestant England, 1603-1699
7 The Anglican Church, 1700-1799
8 Revival and Renewal, 1800
9 The Twentieth Century and the Millennium, 1900 to the Present

Acknowledgements
Bibliography
Index
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Autor

Dr John Goodall is an award-winning author and Architectural Editor of Country Life, responsible for the celebrated articles on country houses that feature in the magazine each week. Previously a researcher and historian at English Heritage (where he was involved in the re-launch of their guidebook series and worked on several flagship exhibitions), he has been involved in various television series on history and architecture, including BBC1's The Way We Built Britain (2007), presented by David Dimbleby.