The Monreale Capitals and the Military Equipment of Later Norman Sicily
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.1980.134Abstract
The carved capitals of the Monreale Cathedral cloister near Palermo in Sicily are widely recognised as superb examples of south European Romanesque art. They have been discussed in relation to Romanesque carvings throughout Italy and southern France, and have been used to demonstrate the varying degrees of Islamic influence apparent in Sicilian and southern Italian sculpture.
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