Ut pictura meditatio : the meditative image in northern art, 1500-1700
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Ut pictura meditatio : the meditative image in northern art, 1500-1700
（Proteus : studies in early modern identity formation, v. 4）
Brepols, c2012
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Contents of Works
- Meditative images and the portrayal of image-based meditation / Walter S. Melion
- Et oculi mei conspecturi sunt : interdiegetic gaze and the meditative image / Brennan Breed
- 'Diplopia' : seeing Hieronymus Bosch's St Jerome in the Wilderness Double / Reindert Falkenburg
- From mystical garden to gospel harmony : Willem van Branteghem on the soul's conformation to Christ / Walter S. Melion
- Before the preludes : some semiotic observations on vision, meditation, and the 'fifth space' in early Jesuit spiritual illustrated literature / Andrea Catellani
- The mental image in representation : Jean Aumont, L'Ouverture intérieure du royaume de l'Agneau occis dans nos cœurs (1660) / Frédéric Cousinié
- Process and metamorphosis of the image : ambivalences of the anagogic movement in Dionysian contemplation / Christian Belin
- Type and counter-type : the ocular and the imaginary in Erasmus / Jacob Vance
- Decapitation and the paradox of the meditative image : Andrea Solario (1507) and the transformation and the transition of the Johannesschüssel from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance / Barbara Baert
- Ad vivum : pictorial and spiritual imitation in the allegory of the Pictura sacra by Frans Francken II / Ralph Dekoninck
- An apprenticeship in 'spiritual painting' : Richeome's La Peinture spirituelle / Judi Loach
- Cutting and pasting at Little Gidding : bible illustration and Protestant belief in seventeenth-century England / Michael Gaudio
- Ecstasy and the cosmopolitan soul / Richard Rambuss
- An idolatry of the letter : time, devotion, and Siam in the almanacs of the Sun King / Rebecca Zorach
