Post-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers

Middle and Late Byzantine image culture continued older types while developing forms such as biographical icons and miniature mosaics and increasingly using precious-metal revetments.

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Middle–Late Byzantine development · Artistic development

Middle Byzantine Expansion and Transmission · approximate or broad

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Icon Revetmentincludes · source-backed

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Icons and Iconoclasm in Byzantium
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Biographical IconPost-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers —includes→ Biographical Icon · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-338.Icon RevetmentPost-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers —includes→ Icon Revetment · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-340.Miniature MosaicPost-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers —includes→ Miniature Mosaic · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-339.Restoration of Images, 843Post-Iconoclast Icon Forms and Covers —follows→ Restoration of Images, 843 · chronologicalWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-337.

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Post-Iconoclast Icon Forms and CoversincludesBiographical Iconcenters-onSaint Nicholas
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Post-Iconoclast Icon Forms and CoversincludesIcon Revetmentuses-materialPrecious Metal
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