This strickingly original volume will prove a unique source of inspiration for future researchers in the field and will stimulate further advances in an often difficult but highly rewarding area of scholarly endeavor, yet may also be enjoyed and cherished by a wider readership.
Christina Maranci is Arthur H. Dadian and Ara T. Oztemel Professor of Armenian Art at Tufts University, and a specialist on the medieval era. She has published and lectured widely, having authored three previous monographs and over seventy essays, articles, and reviews. Her work combines scholarship on the history of Armenian art and architecture with advocacy for at-risk Armenian heritage, particularly medieval monuments in the Republic of Turkey.