An Artist Between Two Worlds? Anton Pilgram in Czech-speaking and German-speaking Historiographies
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| Year of publication | 2019 |
| Type | Chapter in a book |
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| Description | Anton Pilgram has been well-known by art historians for several generations. Within art historical narratives, he is often portrayed as one of the prototypical figures of an architect-builder and sculptor at the threshold between the Middle Ages and the early Modern period. The scope of this article is to use the figure of Pilgram as a case study to examine the historiographical tendencies within, and between, German-speaking and Czech-speaking scholarship |