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A celebration of death

An introduction to some of the buildings, monuments, and settings of funerary architecture in the Western European tradition

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This book describes and illustrates funerary architecture, monuments, memorials, and mausolea, together with the landscapes of cemeteries, from classical antiquity to the 20th century. The subjects of funerary architecture, of commemorative structures, and of cemeteries have been neglected by writers until fairly recently. This book describes funerary traditions, derived from early civilizations, from the Graeco-Roman world, and from Judaeo-Christian practice. In one broad sweep the author covers a wide range of chronology and geographical area, including the highly elaborate cemeteries created from the 18th century onwards.

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A celebration of death, James Stevens Curl

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Erscheinungsdatum
1980
Einband
(Hardcover)
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Titel
A celebration of death
Untertitel
An introduction to some of the buildings, monuments, and settings of funerary architecture in the Western European tradition
Sprache
Englisch
Verlag
Scribner
Erscheinungsdatum
1980
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
404
ISBN10
0684166135
ISBN13
9780684166131
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Tod
Beschreibung
This book describes and illustrates funerary architecture, monuments, memorials, and mausolea, together with the landscapes of cemeteries, from classical antiquity to the 20th century. The subjects of funerary architecture, of commemorative structures, and of cemeteries have been neglected by writers until fairly recently. This book describes funerary traditions, derived from early civilizations, from the Graeco-Roman world, and from Judaeo-Christian practice. In one broad sweep the author covers a wide range of chronology and geographical area, including the highly elaborate cemeteries created from the 18th century onwards.