Unicorn

By Gotfredsen, Lise
Unicorn

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This wide-ranging cultural history book traces the interpretations and myths that have grown up around the unicorn in art, literature, science, and religion, and explains why the figure has inspired such a loyal following. 120 illustrations, 72 in color.

Details

Authors: Gotfredsen, Lise
Copyright: 1999
Format: Hardcover
GTIN13: 9780789205957
ISBN10: 0789205955
Page Count: 192
Dimensions: 8.6x0.85x9.97
Publisher: Abbeville Press

Description

The unicorn is a much-loved subject in both Eastern and Western cultures, gracing illuminated manuscripts, paintings, tapestries, ceramics, and coats of arms. This wide-ranging cultural history traces the interpretations and myths that have graown up around the unicorn in art, literature, science and religion. For centuries, natural historians have put forward fantastic theories to explain the unicorn's origin and appearance; theologians interpreted its significance with the help of biblical and philosophical texts; poets and painters found it a source of creative inspiration.
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