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Selected Publications by Darrell
D. Davisson, Ph.D.
Art After the Bomb: iconographies of trauma in
Late Modern Art. Unpublished
manuscript, © 2007
The Red
Lily A screenplay on the history of the early
Italian Renaissance. Bloomington, IN: AuthorHouse, 2006
"Magian
ars medica: Liturgical Devices and Eastern Influences in
the Medici Palace Chapel," Studies in Iconography,
22 (2001): 111-162. Ann Arbor/Boston: Medieval Institute
of America, 2001.
The Long
Walk to Whééldi. A 200-minute screenplay for a
TV series. Registered: Writers Guild of America West,
© 1994.
Russian
Icons and the Collection of the Timken Museum of Art.
Pre-mastered an interactive
CD-ROM IMAGO™, San Diego: Timken Museum of Art, © 1993.
"The Coyoteway. Fabled animal leads Navajo homeward,"
New Mexico Magazine (Aug. 1990): 110-115.
IMAGO, The Electronic Slide Table: © 1990.
"A Look at Some Forthcoming Resources in Optical Disc Storage,"
Bulletin of the Visual Resources Association of America
(1986).
"New Documents on Gentile da Fabriano's residence in Florence,
1420-22," Burlington Magazine, No. 932 (November
1980): 759-763.
"The Iconology of the S. Trinità Sacristy, 1418-1435: A Study
of the Private and Public Functions of Religious Art in the
Early Quattrocento," The Art Bulletin, 57/3 (September
1975): 315-334.
"Optical and Historical Distance: An Observation of Renaissance
Concepts of Reality," The Colorado College Studies
9 (April 1967): 5-22.
Benvenuto
di Giovanni Girolamo di Benvenuto. Their Altarpieces in the
J. Paul Getty Museum and a summary catalogue of their paintings
in America. Principle author, Burton B. Fredericksen.
Malibu: J. Paul Getty Museum, 1965.
Medieval Italy, An Encyclopedia, Christopher
Kleinhenz, ed. 2 vols. New York, London: Routledge, 2004. "Albertus
Magnus," I, 12-13; "Ascoli-Piceno," I, 69-70; "Aviary," I, 82-83;
"Bestiaries," I, 117-118; "Botany and Botanical Lore," I, 154-155;
"Faenza," I, 328-329; "Forli," I, 361-362; "Fossanova," I, 362;
"Grottaferrata," I, 463-465; "Gubbio," I, 466-468; "Physiologus,"
II, 890-892; "Reliquaries," II, 955-957; "Vanni, Andrea," II,
1118-1119; "Vanni, Lippo," II, 1119.
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