£24.96
Title: Rex Regum: A Painter’s Study of the Likeness of Christ
Author: Sir Wyke Bayliss
Publisher : George Bell and Sons
Publication: c1898
Format: Hardback
Condition: Red covers with gilt design-some mild bumping to spine and corners. Pages are clean and mark free. 1 page has a small corner missing. Illustrated throughout with picture of Christ to frontispiece. Several inscriptions to front.
Book measures: 20cm x 14cm with 191 pages
1 in stock
Rex Regum: A Painter’s Study of the Likeness of Christ from the Time of the Apostles to the Present Day is a fascinating exploration of how artists throughout history have depicted Jesus Christ. Sir Wyke Bayliss, a noted artist and art historian, examines the evolution of Christ’s image, from the earliest representations in the catacombs to the masterpieces of the Renaissance and beyond.
Bayliss delves into the symbolism and iconography behind each depiction, analyzing the artistic techniques and cultural influences that shaped the way Christ was portrayed. He also discusses the impact of these images on religious devotion and popular culture.
Rex Regum is a valuable resource for anyone interested in art history, religious studies, or the cultural significance of Jesus Christ.
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