Canossa 1077 - Erschuetterung Der Welt - Geschichte, Kunst Und Kultur Am Aufgang Der Romanik (English, German, Paperback)


To this day, the Walk to Canossa by Henry IV in 1077 is anchored deep in our cultural memory. The dispute between Pope and King led to far-reaching societal changes. This volume explains the agents and purpose of the Gregorian church reformation and the political positions during the investiture controversy. It also shows the changes brought about in art. The 2-volume catalogue contains lavish color illustrations of 700 objects. Fifty essays by renowned scholars serve to put the period in perspective. German text.

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To this day, the Walk to Canossa by Henry IV in 1077 is anchored deep in our cultural memory. The dispute between Pope and King led to far-reaching societal changes. This volume explains the agents and purpose of the Gregorian church reformation and the political positions during the investiture controversy. It also shows the changes brought about in art. The 2-volume catalogue contains lavish color illustrations of 700 objects. Fifty essays by renowned scholars serve to put the period in perspective. German text.

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Hirmer Verlag GmbH

Country of origin

Germany

Release date

December 2006

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Paperback - Trade

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1218

ISBN-13

978-3-7774-2865-9

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9783777428659

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3-7774-2865-5



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