Die Fischdenkmaller in Der Fruhchristlichen Plastik Mallerei Und Kleinkunsi

Name: Die Fischdenkmaller in Der Fruhchristlichen Plastik Mallerei Und Kleinkunsi
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Franz Joseph Dolger

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German

Tradd Street Press
14 February 2026

History of Art & Design Styles; Religious subjects depicted in art; History of religion; Christianity

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""Die Fischdenkmäler in der frÃ1/4hchristlichen Plastik, Malerei und Kleinkunst"" ist eine tiefgreifende wissenschaftliche Untersuchung von Dr. Franz Joseph Dölger, die sich der Bedeutung und Darstellung des Fischsymbols in der Kunst der ersten Jahrhunderte widmet. Als eines der zentralen Symbole des frÃ1/4hen Christentums wird der Fisch hier in seinen vielfältigen kÃ1/4nstlerischen Ausprägungen analysiert. Das Werk spannt einen Bogen von monumentalen Skulpturen und Wandmalereien in den Katakomben bis hin zu Objekten der Kleinkunst wie Ringen, Gemmen und Lampen.

Dölger verbindet kunsthistorische Präzision mit kirchengeschichtlicher Expertise, um die theologische Tiefe und die kulturelle Verbreitung des Ichtys-Symbols zu beleuchten. Er dokumentiert akribisch, wie dieses Motiv als geheimes Erkennungszeichen und Glaubensbekenntnis innerhalb der antiken Welt fungierte. Durch die systematische Erfassung archäologischer Funde bietet das Buch einen umfassenden Ãberblick Ã1/4ber die sakrale Ãsthetik der Spätantike. Diese Studie stellt ein essentielles Referenzwerk fÃ1/4r die christliche Archäologie und die allgemeine Kunstgeschichte dar, da sie die fundamentale Verbindung zwischen frÃ1/4hchristlichem Glauben und bildlicher Darstellung meisterhaft entschlÃ1/4sselt.

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By: Franz Joseph Dolger
Imprint: Tradd Street Press
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm, Spine: 21mm
Weight: 562g
ISBN: 9781025323107
ISBN 10: 1025323106
Pages: 404
Publication Date: 14 February 2026
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active