Georgia Clarke

Biographic Data

ID6044455
NAMEGeorgia Clarke
GIVEN NAMESGeorgia
FAMILY NAMEClarke
SIGNATURECLARKE G
AFFILIATIONSCourtauld Institute of Art
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR16
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1980
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
H-INDEX1

  • The Emperor’s Hat

    Georgia ClarkeARTICLEI Tatti Studies2013

  • Introduction

    Georgia Clarke, Fabrizio NevolaARTICLEI Tatti Studies2013References: 3

  • Vitruvian Paradigms

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLEPapers of the British School at…2002Cited by: 1References: 6

    PARADIGMI VITRUVIANI Questo articolo esamina la diffusione e la conoscenza del De archittctura di Vitruvio in Italia nel quindicesimo secolo e dimostra come l'interesse verso di esso sia aumentato nel corso del secolo, come attestato dal numero di copie di manoscritti realizzato dalla metà del secolo in poi, dall'influenza vitruviana sulla scrittura e la traduzione di altri trattati di architettura, e dalla stampa del De architettura nel 1487/8. …

  • Architecture and Language

    Georgia Clarke, Paul Crossley et al.ARTICLERenaissance and Reformation2001

    1. English with a French accent: architectural Franglais in late twelfth-century England? Peter Draper 2. Il gran rifiuto: French Gothic in central and southern Italy in the last quarter of the thirteenth century Caroline Bruzelius 3. Naming of parts: describing architecture in the high Middle Ages Lindy Grant 4. Architectural vision in Albrecht von Scharfenberg's Jungerer Titurel - a Vision of Architecture? Achim Timmerman 5. Architecture, langu…

  • Magnificence and the city

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLERenaissance Studies1999References: 5

  • The Insula of the Menander at Pompeii

    Roger Ling, Paul Arthur et al.BOOKThe insula of the Menander at…1997

    This is the first of a three-volume analysis of the internationally renowned archaeological site called the Insula of the Menander, a major city block in ancient Pompeii. Volume one deals with the architecture within the block, especially with the House of Menander, the grand villa for which the site was named. Subsequent volumes will consider the decorations and household objects found during excavation.

  • Excavation and Restoration

    Roger Ling, Paul Arthur et al.CHAPTERThe insula of the Menander at…1997

    Like most parts of pompeii, I 10 was explored and plundered by tunnellers before the modern excavations. It is important, in this respect, to distinguish the activities of the victims of the eruption from those of later intruders. A number of victims were trapped in the insula. Two skeletons were found in room 9 of the Casa del Fabbro, two more in room 8 of the Casa degli Amanti, and a total of eighteen In the Casa del Menandro — an adult and chi…

  • I 10, 5 and 6

    Roger Ling, Paul Arthur et al.CHAPTERThe insula of the Menander at…1997

    This complex, straddling the north-west angle of the Casa del Menandro and the northeast angle of the Casa del Fabbro, consists of two separate elements. The first, occupying the ground floor, is a shop-cum-workshop (measuring approximately 3.50 m. × 4.60 m.) entered from entrance 6 (Pl. 73), with what is perhaps a living room (6A, measuring 2.30 m. × 4.50 m.) to the east of it. The second is a staircase (5), 1 m. wide, which ascends directly fro…

  • I 10, 2-3

    Roger Ling, Paul Arthur et al.CHAPTERThe insula of the Menander at…1997

    No part of I 10, 2-3 is protected by a modern roof, and the house is now in such a ruinous condition as to render interpretation difficult. The form of the house, like that of 1 10, 1, is very irregular. It has a street frontage of much the same width as its neighbour, but loses space at the rear to the latter’s kitchen yard; at the same time, its backmost rooms (10-12) project into the property behind (I 10,18). The result is a plan which is rel…

  • I 10, 1

    Roger Ling, Paul Arthur et al.CHAPTERThe insula of the Menander at…1997

    This small corner house had acquired an irregular plan in its final phase, thanks, on the one hand, to the offset caused by the fountain at the street corner (Pls. 1, 2), and, on the other, to the small kitchen yard projecting westwards into the neighbouring property 1 10, 2-3. Its entrance, protected by a pent roof, the beam-holes for which (19 cm. in diameter) are visible beneath its modern replacement (Pl 3), was set at the right extremity of …

  • Ambrogio Traversari

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLERenaissance Studies1997

  • Ambrogio Traversari

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLERenaissance Studies1997

  • Paul III and the fagade of the Casa Crivelli in Rome

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLERenaissance Studies1989

  • Paul III and the Faaade of the Casa Crivelli in Rome

    Open AccessGeorgia ClarkeARTICLERenaissance Studies1989

  • Briefly noted

    Georgia Clarke, G R Clarke et al.ARTICLEAsian Studies Association of…1983

    C. Cairns & C. French, Indonesia, Foundations of Asian History Series, Methuen (Australia), 80 pp., index. Paper: $4.95. A. Healy, Tunku Abdul Rahman, Leaders of Asia Series, University of Queensland Press, St. Lucia, 1982. 36 pp. Paper: $3.50. Gloria Stewart, Introduction to Sepik Art of Papua New Guinea, Book Wise (Australia) Sydney, 1981. 67 pp., plates. Cloth: $12.95

  • Australians and Asia

    Graham Bowtell, Elaine Mckay et al.ARTICLEAsian Studies Association of…1980