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“Eloquent Bodies is exemplary.”—Masha Goldin, German Studies Review
Winner of the 2021 Gustav Ranis International Book Prize, sponsored by the MacMillan Center
“This beautifully written, ground-breaking book demands that we rethink fundamentally the ways we look at, study, and teach figural sculpture of the Gothic period.”—Joan A. Holladay, The University of Texas at Austin
“Eloquent Bodies is important, original, and engagingly written.”—Robert Bork, University of Iowa
“Eloquent Bodies is exemplary.”—Masha Goldin, German Studies Review
Winner of the 2021 Gustav Ranis International Book Prize, sponsored by the MacMillan Center
“This beautifully written, ground-breaking book demands that we rethink fundamentally the ways we look at, study, and teach figural sculpture of the Gothic period.”—Joan A. Holladay, The University of Texas at Austin
“Eloquent Bodies is important, original, and engagingly written.”—Robert Bork, University of Iowa
Winner of the 2021 Gustav Ranis International Book Prize, sponsored by the MacMillan Center
Winner of the Karen Gould Prize in Art History,sponsored by Medieval Academy of America
“This beautifully written, ground-breaking book demands that we rethink fundamentally the ways we look at, study, and teach figural sculpture of the Gothic period.”—Joan A. Holladay, The University of Texas at Austin
“Eloquent Bodies is important, original, and engagingly written.”—Robert Bork, University of Iowa
“Eloquent Bodies is exemplary.”—Masha Goldin, German Studies Review
Winner of the 2021 Gustav Ranis International Book Prize, sponsored by the MacMillan Center
Winner of the Karen Gould Prize in Art History,sponsored by Medieval Academy of America
“This beautifully written, ground-breaking book demands that we rethink fundamentally the ways we look at, study, and teach figural sculpture of the Gothic period.”—Joan A. Holladay, The University of Texas at Austin
“Eloquent Bodies is important, original, and engagingly written.”—Robert Bork, University of Iowa
Jacqueline E. Jung is associate professor in the Department of the History of Art at Yale University.