Figurative Art in the Book of Kells: Absurd Anatomies, See-through Tunics, and Diverse Hairstyles

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Chapter 1 Figurative Art in the Book of Kells: Absurd Anatomies, See-through Tunics, and Diverse Hairstyles

In: Art and Worship in the Insular World

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Donncha MacGabhann

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Front Matter

Part 1 Representation: Art and Worship through Text, Textile, and Tool

Part 2 In Their Contexts: Art and Worship through Sculpture, Carving, and Manuscript

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