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According to Wikipedia , Jane Hawkes is a British art historian. She is a Professor of History of Art at the University of York specialising in the art and sculpture of the Anglo-Saxon period. Career Hawkes completed her PhD funded by a British Academy scholarship on the "Iconography of Anglo-Saxon sculpture of the pre-Viking period in the North of England". She subsequently worked on a 2-year post-Doctoral fellowship at the University of Newcastle. She has taught at the Universities of Newcastle, Edinburgh, and the National University of Ireland at University College Cork. She is one of the co-investigators of the Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture project.
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1990 2000 2010 0 2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 22.5 25 27.5 30 Published Works Northumbria's golden age (1999) (28)Constantine the Great : York's Roman emperor (2006) Symbolic lives: the visual evidence. (1997) (18)The Lichfield Angel: A Spectacular Anglo-Saxon Painted Sculpture (2008) Mary and the cycle of Resurrection: the iconography of the Hovingham panel. (1993) (12)The Rothbury Cross: An Iconographic Bricolage (1996) Sermons in stone: the mysteries of Christ in Anglo-Saxon sculpture (2002) (8)The Sandbach Crosses: Sign and Significance in Anglo-Saxon Sculpture (2002) (8)The Wirksworth slab: an iconography of Humilitas (1995) 'Iuxta Morem Romanorum': stone and sculpture in Anglo-Saxon England. (2003) (6)Figuring salvation: an excursus into the iconography of the Iona crosses (2005) (5)Constructing iconographies: questions of identity in Mercian sculpture (2001) (5)Studying Early Christian Sculpture in England and Ireland: the Object of Art History or Archaeology. (2009) Gregory the Great and angelic mediation: the Anglo-Saxon crosses of the Derbyshire Peaks. (2000) An iconography of identity? the cross-head from Mayo Abbey. (2001) (4)The golden age of Northumbria (1996) (3)BRITISH ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION (2010) The miracle scene on the Rothbury Cross. (1989) (3)Birds in Your Backyard (1988) (3)Old Testament heroes: iconographies of Insular sculpture (1997) (3)The plant-life of early Anglo-Saxon art (2003) (2)W.G. Collingwood and Anglo-Saxon sculpture: art history or archaeology. (2007) (2)There's No Such Thing as British Art (2015) The Art of the Church in ninth-Century Anglo-Saxon England: the Case of Masham Column (2002) John the Baptist and the Agnus Dei: Ruthwell (and Bewcastle) Revisited (2001) Pattern and Purpose in Insular Art: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Insular Art Held at the National Museum and Gallery, Cardiff, 3–6 September 1998. Edited by Mark Redknap, Nancy Edwards, Susan Youngs, Alan Lane and Jeremy Knight (2002) Northumbrian Sculpture: Questions of Context (1999) (2)Anglo-Saxon Romanitas: the transmission and use of early Christian art in Anglo-Saxon England. (2007) (2)Gathering Fruit at Ingleby. An Early Medieval Sculptural Fragment from Ingleby, Derbyshire (2010) Programmes of Salvation: The Iconography of the Crosses of Iona. (2008) (1)St Helen's Church, Skipwith, North Yorkshire (2008) Margaret Stokes and the Visual Translation of Early Medieval Monuments (2019) The Anglo-Saxon Legacy (2006) (1)The Church triumphant: the Masham column and the art of the Church in ninth-century Anglo-Saxon England. (2002) (0)APPROACHING THE CROSS: (2020) Planting the Cross in Anglo-Saxon England (2017) Patterns in Stonework: The Early Churches in Northern England. A Further Study in Eccleiastical Geology. Part A: The Counties of Cheshire, Cumberland, Derbyshire, Durham, Lancashire, and Lincolnshire, By John F. Potter (2017) Place and Space in the Medieval World (2017) Birds in Your Backyard - 4-H Leader's Guide (2008) (0)The Later Victorian Recovery of Anglo-Saxon Sculpture (2020) The iconography of the Passion or power (1997) (0)Approaching the Cross: The Sculpted High Crosses of Anglo-Saxon England (2020) The Honan Chapel: an iconographic excursus (2004) (0)The Church Triumphant: the Figural Columns of Early Ninth Century Anglo-Saxon England. (2009) (0)Stone, paper, scissors: (2020) Birds in Your Backyard. 4-H Leaders Guide. L-5-17. (1988) (0)Transmissions and Translations in Medieval Literary and Material Culture (2022) Breaking the Silence: the Road to Calvary at Sandbach (1998) (0)Art and Society (2018) Columban Virgins: iconic imnages of the Virgin and Child in Insular sculpture (1997) (0)Leadership in the public and third sectors (2020) Description of the Decoration and Iconography of St Mary's Church. (2001) (0)Water Worlds. 4-H Member's Guide M-5-18; 4-H Leaders Guide L-5-18. (1988) (0)A question of judgment: the iconic programme at Sandbach. (1995) (0)Northumbria's golden age: proceedings of a conference held at Newcastle upon Tyne, July 1996. (1999) (0)An Anglo-Saxon Carving at Skipwith, East Yorkshire (2009) (0)Andrew Reynolds & Leslie Webster (ed.). Early medieval art and archaeology in the northern world. Studies in honour of James Graham-Campbell . li+948 pages, 229 bw 978-90-04-23503-8 hardback €249 & $346. (2015) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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