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Marble past, monumental present: building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean

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1. Verfasser:	Greenhalgh, Michael 1943- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Leiden [u.a.] Brill 2009
Schriftenreihe:	The medieval Mediterranean 80
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 700-1600 Geschichte 1-1400 Marble buildings > Mediterranean Region Architecture, Medieval > Mediterranean Region Marble > Recycling > Mediterranean Region Kapitell Marmor Architektur Naturstein Antike Spolie Rezeption Mediterranean Region > Antiquities, Roman Mittelmeerraum
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Beschreibung:	XV, 634 S. Ill. DVD (12 cm)
ISBN:	9789004170834

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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface ......................................................................................... xi Overview ................................................................................. xi Layout of the Printed Book ................................................... xii The World Wide Web ............................................................ xiii The DVD ................................................................................ xiii Acknowledgments ....................................................................... xvii PART ONE SETTING THE SCENE Chapter One Introduction ...................................................... 3 The Mediterranean: a lake surrounded by marble ............... 3 New marble architecture from prestige materials .................. 10 Population increase, laziness, cost-accounting and building with antiquities .................................................................... 15 Knowledge and utility of the past ......................................... 17 Evidence, documentation and the search for meaning(s) ...... 20 Religious and secular uses of marble ..................................... 25 But what is marble? ................................................................ 26 Geographical and chronological span of this book, and its layout ....................................................................... 29 Chapter Two Ancient and Early Christian Europe and Byzantium ............................................................................... 33 The City of Rome from Augustus to Constantine ................ 33 Marble in the later Empire .................................................... 39 Beautiful new monuments replace ugly ruins .................... 43 The Transformation of the Ancient World ........................... 50 Marble in Early Christian Italy .............................................. 52 Byzantium ............................................................................... 67 Marble new and re-used, colonnades and colour ................. 69 Constantinople ........................................................................ 71 Ravenna .................................................................................. 79 Conclusion: marble and pilgrimage ....................................... 81 VI CONTENTS PART TWO LOGISTIGS AND FASHIONS Chapter Three Quarrying, Transport and Preparation of Marble in the Middle Ages .................................................... 89 Introduction ............................................................................ 89 Quarrying in the Middle Ages: the outline argument .......... 90 Evidence for mediaeval quarrying ......................................... 93 Antique stockpiles of classical marbles .................................. Ill Stockpiles of classical marbles made in mediaeval centuries 120 Transport by sea ..................................................................... 124 Transport by land ................................................................... 131 Preparation of marbles ........................................................... 136 Conclusion .............................................................................. 138 Chapter Four Looted and Trophy Marble .............................. 141 Introduction: another method of acquisition ........................ 141 Overview of trophy-looting .................................................... 144 Pisa, Genoa and Mahdiya ...................................................... 152 Christians and Muslims in Jerusalem ..................................... 159 Conclusion .............................................................................. 167 Chapter Five The Marble Hit Parade: Marble Members by Type and Destination ............................................................. 169 Introduction ............................................................................ 169 Marble, polished and squared ................................................ 170 Different sources of re-used materials .................................... 174 Different types of re-used materials ....................................... 182 Types of buildings using marble ............................................ 212 Conclusion .............................................................................. 231 PART THREE SURVEYS OF THE ISLAMIC AND CHRISTIAN WORLDS Chapter Six Byzantium ........................................................... 235 Introduction ............................................................................ 235 Byzantine North Africa .......................................................... 235 CONTENTS VU Constantinople ........................................................................ 239 Anatolia and Greece ............................................................... 241 Conclusion .............................................................................. 252 Chapter Seven Earlier Islam ................................................... 255 Introduction ............................................................................ 255 Difficulties in investigating early Islamic architecture ............ 261 Large building projects ........................................................... 266 Grandeur and ashes: ruination and re-use ............................ 272 Jerusalem from Herod to Islam .............................................. 275 Mecca and Medina ................................................................. 288 Damascus ................................................................................ 291 Córdoba .................................................................................. 296 Seville and Granada ............................................................... 310 Kairouan, Mahdiya and Tunis ............................................... 313 Baghdad and Samarra ............................................................ 321 Conclusion .............................................................................. 324 Chapter Eight King, Pope, Emir and Caliph: Europe and the Islamic Building-Boom ..................................................... 327 Introduction ............................................................................ 327 Building with marble before Charlemagne ............................ 329 Charlemagne and marble use ................................................ 333 Charlemagne and the Islamic world ...................................... 344 Aachen as a response to Islam ............................................... 353 Conclusion .............................................................................. 358 Appendix: Ambassadorial etc. exchanges East and West ..... 359 Chapter Nine Italy and Sicily ................................................. 363 Introduction ............................................................................ 363 Early Christian revivals and the liber Pontificalis ................ 365 Making do, but aesthetically: revivals in Rome after the millennium. ........................................................... 370 San Vincenzo al Volturno ...................................................... 375 Benevento and elsewhere: marble monuments displayed on churches ......................................................................... 378 Genoa ...................................................................................... 383 Modena ................................................................................... 387 Sicily: Palermo and Monreale ................................................ 392 Amaffi, Montecassino and Salerno ........................................ 400 VUL CONTENTS Apulia: Bari and Irani ........................................................... 410 Pisa .......................................................................................... 411 Venice ...................................................................................... 421 The Gate at Capua, and Frederick II s antiquities ............... 439 Conclusion .............................................................................. 442 Chapter Ten Egypt, Later Syria and Seljuk and Ottoman Turkey ..................................................................... 447 Introduction ............................................................................ 447 Alexandria and marble for Cairo ........................................... 448 The Coptic Church and marble ............................................ 452 Cairo/Fustat ............................................................................ 454 Aleppo and Damascus under Abbasids and Mamluks .......... 468 The Seljuks in Anatolia .......................................................... 472 Ottoman Bursa, Manisa and Istanbul ................................... 474 Conclusion .............................................................................. 481 Chapter Eleven France and Christian Spain .......................... 483 Introduction ............................................................................ 483 Before the millennium ............................................................ 484 After the millennium .............................................................. 494 Problems with Glaber s White Mantie of Churches ......... 496 Christian Spain ....................................................................... 501 Santiago de Compostela ......................................................... 508 Building with antiquities in Roman France ........................... 510 Aries ........................................................................................ 511 Narbonne ................................................................................ 518 Conclusion .............................................................................. 521 CONCLUSION & BIBLIOGRAPHY Conclusion .................................................................................. 525 The Middle Ages and the ancient landscape ........................ 525 Re-used marble and new monuments ................................... 527 Food for thought ..................................................................... 528 The significance of marble use in the Middle Ages ............. 530 CONTENTS IX Bibliography ................................................................................ 531 Abbreviations of frequently cited works ................................ 531 The Mediterranean in architecture, war and commerce ...... 534 Building materials and techniques (excluding marble) .......... 535 Imperial Rome ........................................................................ 536 Transformation of the Roman World .................................... 538 Pilgrimage and Shrines ........................................................... 540 Byzantium and her Empire .................................................... 541 Mediaeval Europe ................................................................... 546 Mediaeval Rome ..................................................................... 547 Egypt ....................................................................................... 551 France ...................................................................................... 553 Islam (more than one country) ............................................... 557 Italian Peninsula ...................................................................... 560 Marble and related stones and their Impact ......................... 561 North Africa excluding Egypt ................................................ 564 Northern Italy except Pisa, Genoa and Venice ..................... 567 Pisa, Genoa and Venice ......................................................... 570 Southern Italy and Sicily ........................................................ 575 Spain ....................................................................................... 580 Re-use of Earlier materials ..................................................... 586 Syria and the Near East ......................................................... 588 Charlemagne to the Hohenstaufen ........................................ 593 Travellers Accounts (more than one area) ............................ 596 Turkey (excluding Byzantium) ................................................ 597 England ................................................................................... 598 INDICES General Index ............................................................................. 601 Index of Marble ......................................................................... 615 Illustrations .................................................................................. 619
adam_txt	CONTENTS Preface . xi Overview . xi Layout of the Printed Book . xii The World Wide Web . xiii The DVD . xiii Acknowledgments . xvii PART ONE SETTING THE SCENE Chapter One Introduction . 3 The Mediterranean: a lake surrounded by marble . 3 New marble architecture from prestige materials . 10 Population increase, laziness, cost-accounting and building with antiquities . 15 Knowledge and utility of the past . 17 Evidence, documentation and the search for meaning(s) . 20 Religious and secular uses of marble . 25 But what is marble? . 26 Geographical and chronological span of this book, and its layout . 29 Chapter Two Ancient and Early Christian Europe and Byzantium . 33 The City of Rome from Augustus to Constantine . 33 Marble in the later Empire . 39 "Beautiful new monuments replace ugly ruins" . 43 The Transformation of the Ancient World . 50 Marble in Early Christian Italy . 52 Byzantium . 67 Marble new and re-used, colonnades and colour . 69 Constantinople . 71 Ravenna . 79 Conclusion: marble and pilgrimage . 81 VI CONTENTS PART TWO LOGISTIGS AND FASHIONS Chapter Three Quarrying, Transport and Preparation of Marble in the Middle Ages . 89 Introduction . 89 Quarrying in the Middle Ages: the outline argument . 90 Evidence for mediaeval quarrying . 93 Antique stockpiles of classical marbles . Ill Stockpiles of classical marbles made in mediaeval centuries 120 Transport by sea . 124 Transport by land . 131 Preparation of marbles . 136 Conclusion . 138 Chapter Four Looted and Trophy Marble . 141 Introduction: another method of acquisition . 141 Overview of trophy-looting . 144 Pisa, Genoa and Mahdiya . 152 Christians and Muslims in Jerusalem . 159 Conclusion . 167 Chapter Five The Marble Hit Parade: Marble Members by Type and Destination . 169 Introduction . 169 Marble, polished and squared . 170 Different sources of re-used materials . 174 Different types of re-used materials . 182 Types of buildings using marble . 212 Conclusion . 231 PART THREE SURVEYS OF THE ISLAMIC AND CHRISTIAN WORLDS Chapter Six Byzantium . 235 Introduction . 235 Byzantine North Africa . 235 CONTENTS VU Constantinople . 239 Anatolia and Greece . 241 Conclusion . 252 Chapter Seven Earlier Islam . 255 Introduction . 255 Difficulties in investigating early Islamic architecture . 261 Large building projects . 266 Grandeur and ashes: ruination and re-use . 272 Jerusalem from Herod to Islam . 275 Mecca and Medina . 288 Damascus . 291 Córdoba . 296 Seville and Granada . 310 Kairouan, Mahdiya and Tunis . 313 Baghdad and Samarra . 321 Conclusion . 324 Chapter Eight King, Pope, Emir and Caliph: Europe and the Islamic Building-Boom . 327 Introduction . 327 Building with marble before Charlemagne . 329 Charlemagne and marble use . 333 Charlemagne and the Islamic world . 344 Aachen as a response to Islam . 353 Conclusion . 358 Appendix: Ambassadorial etc. exchanges East and West . 359 Chapter Nine Italy and Sicily . 363 Introduction . 363 Early Christian revivals and the liber Pontificalis . 365 Making do, but aesthetically: revivals in Rome after the millennium. . 370 San Vincenzo al Volturno . 375 Benevento and elsewhere: marble monuments displayed on churches . 378 Genoa . 383 Modena . 387 Sicily: Palermo and Monreale . 392 Amaffi, Montecassino and Salerno . 400 VUL CONTENTS Apulia: Bari and Irani . 410 Pisa . 411 Venice . 421 The Gate at Capua, and Frederick II's antiquities . 439 Conclusion . 442 Chapter Ten Egypt, Later Syria and Seljuk and Ottoman Turkey . 447 Introduction . 447 Alexandria and marble for Cairo . 448 The Coptic Church and marble . 452 Cairo/Fustat . 454 Aleppo and Damascus under Abbasids and Mamluks . 468 The Seljuks in Anatolia . 472 Ottoman Bursa, Manisa and Istanbul . 474 Conclusion . 481 Chapter Eleven France and Christian Spain . 483 Introduction . 483 Before the millennium . 484 After the millennium . 494 Problems with Glaber's "White Mantie of Churches" . 496 Christian Spain . 501 Santiago de Compostela . 508 Building with antiquities in Roman France . 510 Aries . 511 Narbonne . 518 Conclusion . 521 CONCLUSION & BIBLIOGRAPHY Conclusion . 525 The Middle Ages and the ancient landscape . 525 Re-used marble and new monuments . 527 Food for thought . 528 The significance of marble use in the Middle Ages . 530 CONTENTS IX Bibliography . 531 Abbreviations of frequently cited works . 531 The Mediterranean in architecture, war and commerce . 534 Building materials and techniques (excluding marble) . 535 Imperial Rome . 536 Transformation of the Roman World . 538 Pilgrimage and Shrines . 540 Byzantium and her Empire . 541 Mediaeval Europe . 546 Mediaeval Rome . 547 Egypt . 551 France . 553 Islam (more than one country) . 557 Italian Peninsula . 560 Marble and related stones and their Impact . 561 North Africa excluding Egypt . 564 Northern Italy except Pisa, Genoa and Venice . 567 Pisa, Genoa and Venice . 570 Southern Italy and Sicily . 575 Spain . 580 Re-use of Earlier materials . 586 Syria and the Near East . 588 Charlemagne to the Hohenstaufen . 593 Travellers' Accounts (more than one area) . 596 Turkey (excluding Byzantium) . 597 England . 598 INDICES General Index . 601 Index of Marble . 615 Illustrations . 619
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spelling	Greenhalgh, Michael 1943- Verfasser (DE-588)1019185023 aut Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean by Michael Greenhalgh Leiden [u.a.] Brill 2009 XV, 634 S. Ill. DVD (12 cm) txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The medieval Mediterranean 80 Geschichte 700-1600 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 1-1400 gnd rswk-swf Marble buildings Mediterranean Region Architecture, Medieval Mediterranean Region Marble Recycling Mediterranean Region Kapitell (DE-588)4029595-3 gnd rswk-swf Marmor (DE-588)4168954-9 gnd rswk-swf Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 gnd rswk-swf Naturstein (DE-588)4041417-6 gnd rswk-swf Antike (DE-588)4068754-5 gnd rswk-swf Spolie (DE-588)4277138-9 gnd rswk-swf Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd rswk-swf Mediterranean Region Antiquities, Roman Mittelmeerraum (DE-588)4074900-9 gnd rswk-swf Marmor (DE-2581)TH000007081 gbd Antike (DE-588)4068754-5 s Marmor (DE-588)4168954-9 s Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 s Mittelmeerraum (DE-588)4074900-9 g Spolie (DE-588)4277138-9 s Geschichte 700-1600 z DE-604 Naturstein (DE-588)4041417-6 s Geschichte 1-1400 z Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 s Kapitell (DE-588)4029595-3 s The medieval Mediterranean 80 (DE-604)BV008909369 80 Digitalisierung BSBMuenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016796188&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis http://digital.bib-bvb.de/webclient/DeliveryManager?pid=1711881&custom_att_2=simple_viewer Rezension
spellingShingle	Greenhalgh, Michael 1943- Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean The medieval Mediterranean Marble buildings Mediterranean Region Architecture, Medieval Mediterranean Region Marble Recycling Mediterranean Region Kapitell (DE-588)4029595-3 gnd Marmor (DE-588)4168954-9 gnd Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 gnd Naturstein (DE-588)4041417-6 gnd Antike (DE-588)4068754-5 gnd Spolie (DE-588)4277138-9 gnd Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd
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title	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean
title_auth	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean
title_exact_search	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean
title_exact_search_txtP	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean
title_full	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean by Michael Greenhalgh
title_fullStr	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean by Michael Greenhalgh
title_full_unstemmed	Marble past, monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean by Michael Greenhalgh
title_short	Marble past, monumental present
title_sort	marble past monumental present building with antiquities in the mediaeval mediterranean
title_sub	building with antiquities in the mediaeval Mediterranean
topic	Marble buildings Mediterranean Region Architecture, Medieval Mediterranean Region Marble Recycling Mediterranean Region Kapitell (DE-588)4029595-3 gnd Marmor (DE-588)4168954-9 gnd Architektur (DE-588)4002851-3 gnd Naturstein (DE-588)4041417-6 gnd Antike (DE-588)4068754-5 gnd Spolie (DE-588)4277138-9 gnd Rezeption (DE-588)4049716-1 gnd
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