Cistercian Art and Architecture in the British Isles

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List of plates
List of figures and maps
Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction Christopher Norton and David Park
2. St Bernard, the patrons and monastic planning Christopher Brooke
3. The foundation of the British Cistercian houses Janet Burton
4. The chronology and character of early Cistercian legislation on art and architecture Christopher Holdsworth
5. The Cistercian attitude towards art: the literary evidence C. H. Talbot
6. The earliest architecture of the Cistercians in England Richard Hasley
7. The Cistercians as 'missionaries of Gothic' in Northern England Christopher Wilson
8. The architecture of the Cistercian churches of Ireland, 1142–1272 Roger Stalley
9. Cistercian architecture from Beaulieu to the Dissolution Nicola Coldstream
10. The twelfth-century refectories at Rievaulx and Byland Abbeys Peter Fergusson
11. Cistercian wall and panel painting David Park
12. Cistercian window glass in England and Wales Richard Marks
13. Early Cistercian tile pavements Christopher Norton
14. Cistercian metalwork in England Jane Geddes
15. Cistercian seals in England and Wales T. A. Heslop
16. English Cistercian manuscripts of the twelfth century Anne Lawrence
17. Liturgy and liturgical music: the limits of uniformity D. F. L. Chadd
18. Table of Cistercian legislation on art and architecture Christopher Norton
19. Tables of Cistercian affilliations Janet Burton and Roger Stalley
Bibliography
Index.

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