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A heritage of holy wood
the legend of the true cross in text and image -
Interruptions and transitions
essays on the senses in medieval and early modern visual culture -
The woman with the blood flow
(Mark 5:24 - 34) ; narrative, iconic, and anthropological spaces -
Decapitation and sacrifice
Saint John's head in interdisciplinary perspectives: text, object, medium -
Utopia's doom
the "Graal" as paradise of lust, the sect of the free spirit and Jheronimus Bosch's so-called "Garden of delights" -
Late medieval enclosed gardens of the Low Countries
contributions to gender and artistic expression -
Revisiting Salome's dance in medieval and early modern iconology
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Interruptions and transitions
essays on the senses in medieval and early modern visual culture -
Een erfenis van heilig hout
de neerslag van het teruggevonden kruis in tekst en beeld tijdens de Middeleeuwen -
The woman with the blood flow (Mark 5:24-34)
narrative, iconic, and anthropological spaces -
Fluid flesh
the body, religion and the visual arts -
A contribution to the study of Aby Warburg (1866 - 1929)
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Revisiting Salome's dance in medieval and early modern iconology
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Disembodied Heads in Medieval and Early Modern Culture
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About stains or the image as residue
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Late medieval enclosed gardens of the Low Countries
contributions to gender and artistic expression -
Looking into the rain
magic, moisture, medium -
Looking Into the Rain
Magic - Moisture - Medium -
Looking Into the Rain
Magic - Moisture - Medium -
La Fille Dansante au prisme de l'interdisciplinarité
(avec un détour par la Capella Marciana à Venise) -
The pact between space and gaze
the narrative and the iconic in Noli me tangere -
Vox clamantis in deserto
John's head on the silent platter -
Decapitation and sacrifice
Saint John's head in interdisciplinary perspectives: text, object, medium -
About stains or the image as residue
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Utopia's doom
the "Graal" as paradise of lust, the sect of the free spirit and Jheronimus Bosch's so-called "Garden of delights"