Shaping Identities in a Holy Land: Crusader Art in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem: Patrons and Viewers

Keyphrases

• Holy Land 100%
• Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem 100%
• Crusader Art 100%
• Reception Theory 50%
• Crusaders 50%
• Murals 50%
• Shrines 25%
• Army 25%
• Pilgrimage 25%
• Broad Perspective 25%
• Muslims 25%
• Acculturation 25%
• Muslim-Christian Relations 25%
• Church 25%
• Eastern Christianity 25%
• Intercultural Encounters 25%
• Devotion 25%
• Church of the Holy Sepulchre 25%
• Crusades 25%
• First Crusade 25%
• Diverse Audiences 25%
• Basilica 25%
• Christendom 25%
• Byzantine Art 25%
• Christian pilgrims 25%
• Pilgrimage Sites 25%
• Medieval Art 25%
• Hattin 25%
• Annunciation 25%
• Nativity Church 25%
• Art Reception 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Holy Land 100%
• viewer 100%
• Jerusalem 100%
• crusaders 100%
• Kingdom 100%
• Patron 100%
• Scholars 33%
• Pilgrimages 33%
• Murals 33%
• Reception theory 33%
• Architecture 16%
• intentions 16%
• defeat 16%
• Pilgrims 16%
• Army 16%
• Intercultural 16%
• Devotion 16%
• Holy Sepulchre 16%
• First Crusade 16%
• Basilica 16%
• Christendom 16%
• Annunciation 16%
• Medieval Art 16%
• Christian-Muslim Relations 16%
• Byzantine Art 16%
• Biblical Model 16%
• Acculturation 16%
• Theology 16%