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Byzantine art: a standalone construct

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Art history

the art of the Eastern Roman empire, traced by Kitzinger as a gradual turn from classical naturalism toward abstract, frontal and spiritualized forms.

In art history, Byzantine art refers to the art of the Eastern Roman empire, traced by Kitzinger as a gradual turn from classical naturalism toward abstract, frontal and spiritualized forms. This meaning comes from Kitzinger (1977) in Byzantine art in the making.[1]

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Kitzinger, E. (1977). Byzantine art in the making. Faber and Faber. ISBN 9780571111541

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