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Die Ausmalungen der Wiener Virgilkapelle. Die visuelle Kultur in Byzanz, im Kaukasus, in Syrien und Nordmesopotamien
This case study of the aniconic wall paintings – red-colored, monumental crosses from the mid-thirteenth century – in Vienna’s subterranean Chapel of St. Virgil demonstrates that, in the absence of...