Romanesque and the Year 1000

Notes on contributors; Preface; Chapter 1 Image and society at Reichenau c. 1000; Chapter 2 Transforming the kingdom: artistic patronage and the establishment of early Capetian kingship in France; Chapter 3 A monarch and his buildings: the case of Robert the Pious (996-1031); Chapter 4 The birth of Romanesque architecture in Aquitaine in the light of the patronage of Duke William the Great (993-1031); Chapter 5 Precious book covers in gold and ivory (c. 970 - c. 1030): between Carolingian tradition and new design; Chapter 6 In our founder's image: cult and identity in Ottonian manuscript portraits of saints; Chapter 7 Order and disorder through the eyes of scribes and illuminators in the Kingdom of Pamplona c. 970 - C. 1000; Chapter 8 After al-Mansur: art in Castile 970-1030; Chapter 9 Sculpture in Catalonia around the year 1000: 'Corinthian' capitals at Ripoll, Vic and Cornella de Llobregat; Chapter 10 Otto III and the widow Theophanu: A Byzantine court in the West?; Chapter 11 The cathedral, castle and market town of Halberstadt around the year 1000; Chapter 12 Unpacking the Ottonian sarcophagus 968-1022; Chapter 13 Willigis and his cathedral: the building of a new coronation church by the Archchancellor and Archbishop of Mainz; Chapter 14 St Michael at Hildesheim as a magic machine; Chapter 15 Looking north: architecture in Emilia c. 1000; Chapter 16 Imitatio Imperii in early medieval Poland: some remarks contingent on an archaeological survey; Chapter 17 When gold was silver and silver was straw: the treasure of saints and warriors in Poland c. 1000; Chapter 18 The year 1000 in Hungary: turning point or continuation; Chapter 19 St Laurence at Bradford-on-Avon, St Michael at Hildesheim and the use of squares in their planning; Chapter 20 England 970-1030: architecture and the monumental arts of the monastic reform movement; Chapter 21 The representation of the Old Testament God in Anglo-Saxon manuscripts and the emergence of affective piety; Chapter 22 Trinity and transformation at the turn of the millenium; Index.