A new issue of VISUAL RESOURCES: An International Journal of Documentation has
been published

Vol. XX, No. 2-3, 2004 Special Issue on
Copying in Medieval Art

Guest Editors: Sarah Blick, Rita Tekippe, and Vibeke Olson

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLES

Sarah Blick, Exceptions to Krautheimer's Theory of Copying in the Art of the
Middle Ages.

Rita Tekippe, Copying Power: Emulation and Borrowing for Royal Political
Purposes.

Vibeke Olson, The Significance of Sameness: Standardization and Imitation in
Medieval Art.

Cheryl Goggin, Copying Manuscript Illuminations: The Trees of Vices and
Virtues.

Yao-Fen You, Krautheimer, the Marketplace, and Transcultural Practices:
Vernacular Copies of Antwerp Compound Altarpieces in the Rhineland.

Janet E. Synder, A Good Head for Business: Evidence for Standardization in
Medieval Stone Sculpture

Marguerite Keane, Louis IX, Louis X, Louis of Navarre: Royal Identity in the
Hours of Jeanne de Navarre.

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