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This is an analysis of the form and structure of the 13th-century tomb of St Dominic and an exploration of its meaning to Pisano's contemporaries, as well as its influence on the development of Italian sepulchral art. There is also a brief discussion of the history of the Dominican order.

Presents a study of this ancient manuscript.

The Gothic architecture and stained glass of medieval Lorraine developed strong regional characteristics which are considered unique today. This volume presents a study of Lorraine's surviving stained glass, focusing on Metz Cathedral and other cathedrals and rural parish churches in the area.

This volume contains a full description of the Gospel Lectionary held in the collection of the Pierpont Morgan Library, USA. An unusual 12th-century work, it was one of only three such manuscripts made in Constantinople, and the only one of these to contain narrative illustration.

This volume of the College Art Association Monograph series presents a study of the Bigallo at Florence.

This volume of the College Art Association Monograph series examines the portraits of King Charles V of France.

This is a study of the significance of Degas's painting "A Cotton Office in New Orleans", in terms of its representation of 19th-century capitalism. The study concentrates on the social meanings of the painting in the light of shifting audiences and changing market conditions.

This volume of the College Art Association Monograph series examines the Romanesque wood doors of Auvergne.