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Delve into the fascinating world of Medieval Ireland with *Medieval c. 400-c. 1600*, a comprehensive exploration of the vibrant visual culture and artistic heritage of this historical era. This book is an essential read for history enthusiasts, art scholars, and lovers of Irish culture alike. Featuring over 300 insightful essays generated from decades of original research, it provides an unparalleled account of the rich tapestry that constitutes Ireland’s medieval art scene. Beautifully illustrated, this volume invites readers to discover everything from intricate illuminated manuscripts and high crosses to stunning tapestries and striking sculptures. Each carefully crafted piece reflects the creativity and craftsmanship of its time, offering insight into the lives of the artists who created them. The fascinating narratives woven throughout invite readers to engage with the artistic and architectural wonders of medieval Ireland, shedding light on how these elements shaped the community and culture of the period. This valuable resource serves not only as a scholarly reference but also as an invitation to explore the depth and diversity of Ireland’s medieval artistic expressions. Whether you are studying for a degree, conducting research, or simply wish to explore the visual culture of the Middle Ages, this illustrated volume is a treasure trove of knowledge. Enhance your library with this definitive survey, which promises to broaden your understanding of medieval art in Ireland and its impact through the centuries.