Achim Timmermann
Biographic Data
| ID | 1006118 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Achim Timmermann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Achim |
| FAMILY NAME | Timmermann |
| SIGNATURE | TIMMERMANN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5665-843X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Late Medieval City and Its Peri-Urban Sacred Landscape
The ship in the shop
This contribution represents an attempt at a first outline of an art history of late medieval ship models and their contexts of use. Focusing on the mid-thirteenth through early sixteenth centuries, an age of rapidly expanding horizons, this study examines the design and role of miniature vessels at the intersection between devotional practices, courtly culture, modes of patronage and technological change. It explores three categories of ship mod…
Calvary in Kitzingen
This article represents the first substantial study of the image of the Kreuzschlepper (cross-dragger), a monumental roadside sculpture of Christ carrying his instrument of martyrdom to Mount Calvary only found in the cultural region of Franconia and first introduced to these lands at the end of the seventeenth century. Drawing on a database of more than 300 surviving figures, the study investigates this fascinating imagery from a variety of comp…
The Microarchitectural Stage-Management of Baptism from Lateran IV to the Counter-Reformation
Although not liturgically mandated, the ostentatious microarchitectural font cover became one of the most significant ecclesiastical furnishings of the later Middle Ages. In fact, as a church fixture it survived well into the seventeenth century, not only in Catholic but also in Protestant regions, even though its eye-catching forms represented an obvious target for radical reformers and iconoclasts. Despite their enduring presence and their obvi…
Freedom I do reveal to you’
Vain Labor
Wayside Shrines
Müstair
The Sunday Christ
The Sunday Christ
This study constitutes the first book-length monograph on the late medieval image of the Sunday Christ,! found almost exclusively in wall paintings from the mid-14th to the mid-16th century. The image occurs in two geographically distinct areas, namely southern England and Wales, and the Alpine regions of France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia and northern Italy. Some isolated examples also appear in Bohemia and on the Baltic coast. Imag…
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The Sunday Christ
The Sunday Christ
This study constitutes the first book-length monograph on the late medieval image of the Sunday Christ,! found almost exclusively in wall paintings from the mid-14th to the mid-16th century. The image occurs in two geographically distinct areas, namely southern England and Wales, and the Alpine regions of France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia and northern Italy. Some isolated examples also appear in Bohemia and on the Baltic coast. Imag…
Müstair
Wayside Shrines
Freedom I do reveal to you’
Vain Labor
The Microarchitectural Stage-Management of Baptism from Lateran IV to the Counter-Reformation
Although not liturgically mandated, the ostentatious microarchitectural font cover became one of the most significant ecclesiastical furnishings of the later Middle Ages. In fact, as a church fixture it survived well into the seventeenth century, not only in Catholic but also in Protestant regions, even though its eye-catching forms represented an obvious target for radical reformers and iconoclasts. Despite their enduring presence and their obvi…
The Late Medieval City and Its Peri-Urban Sacred Landscape
The ship in the shop
This contribution represents an attempt at a first outline of an art history of late medieval ship models and their contexts of use. Focusing on the mid-thirteenth through early sixteenth centuries, an age of rapidly expanding horizons, this study examines the design and role of miniature vessels at the intersection between devotional practices, courtly culture, modes of patronage and technological change. It explores three categories of ship mod…
Calvary in Kitzingen
This article represents the first substantial study of the image of the Kreuzschlepper (cross-dragger), a monumental roadside sculpture of Christ carrying his instrument of martyrdom to Mount Calvary only found in the cultural region of Franconia and first introduced to these lands at the end of the seventeenth century. Drawing on a database of more than 300 surviving figures, the study investigates this fascinating imagery from a variety of comp…
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