Publications of Caroline A. Bruzelius    :chronological  combined  bibtex listing:

Books

  1. with Francesco Aceto, Paola Vitolo and Alessandra Periccioli-Saggese, Campania Gotica, in forthcoming 2010 (2010), Jaca Books, Milan
  2. Caroline. Bruzelius, Medieval Naples. A City and its Monuments, in Italica Press (2009) [html]  [author's comments]
  3. The Stones of Naples: Church Building in the Angevin Kingdom, 1266-1343 , Yale University Press, London (in Italian as: Le Pietre di Napoli, 2005.)
  4. C.A. Bruzelius, Paesaggi Perduti: I Quadri romani di Francois Marius Granet, in Electa, Roma (1997)
  5. The Brummer Collection of Medieval Art (1991), Duke University Press
  6. The Thirteenth Century Church at St-Denis (1985), Yale

Articles Published

  1. C.A. Bruzelius, Italian Architecture in the High Middle Ages, in ,Cambridge World History of Religious Architecture (2012) (forthcoming.)
  2. C.A. Bruzelius, “Project and Process in Medieval Architecture”, in Mélanges d'Eliane Vergnolle, ed. Yves Gallet (2011) (forthcoming.)
  3. C.A. Bruzelius, I morti arrivano in città : predicare, seppellire e costruire. Le chiese dei frati nel Due-Trecento, Colloqui d’Architettura (2011) (forthcoming.)
  4. C.A. Bruzelius, Marbles of the South: the Alife Arch and an Acanthus Capital from Southern Italy in the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University,”, in Studi in onore di Pina Belli D’Elia (2011)
  5. C.A. Bruzelius, Brevi appunti sull’architettura degli ordini mendicanti nel contest sociale ed economica del Regno di Napoli, in Il francescanesimo in Calabria (2011), pp. 170=186
  6. C.A. Bruzelius, From Empire to Commune to Kingdom: Notes on the Revival of Mnumental Sculpture in Italy, in Gothic Art and Architecture, ed. C. Hourihane (2011), pp. 134-155
  7. C.A. Bruzelius, “Workers and Builders in the Angevin Kingdom,”, in Arnolfo’s Moment: I Tatti Sudies (2008), ISBN forthcoming (This is an essay on the organization of construction labor and sculptural workshops comparing the Kingdom of Sicily to Tuscany.)
  8. C.A. Bruzelius, “A Rose by any Other Name: the “Not Gothic Enough” Architecture of Italy,”, in Reading Gothic Architecture, (Studies in Medieval Visual Culture, I), edited by Matthew Reeve, I) (2008), pp. 93-109, Brepols (This is a broad study on the civic character of Italian Gothic architecture.)
  9. Caroline Bruzelius, The Dead come to Town: Preaching, Burying and Building in the Mendicant Orders,”, in ,” The, edited by Brepols (2008), pp. 203-334 (This is the first major publication on my new research on the Mendicant Orders and new urban/architectural and construction strategies.)
  10. C.A. Bruzelius, Review: John James, The Ark of God, Speculum (2008), ISSN forthcoming
  11. C.A. Bruzelius, Review of Paola Vitolo, La Chiesa della Regina, forthcoming, L'Acropoli (2008)
  12. C.A. Bruzelius, review of Biance de Divitiis, , Architettura e committenza nella Napoli del Quattro, Art History (2008), ISSN forthcoming
  13. C.A. Bruzelius, “The Dead come to Town: Preaching, Burying and Building in the Mendicant Orders,”, in The Year 1300, edited by A. Gajewski and Z. Opacic (forthcoming December 2007)
  14. C.A. Bruzelius, “A rose by any other name: the “not Gothic enough” architecture of Italy,”, in Reading Gothic Architecture, (Studies in Medieval Visual Culture, I) (forthcoming December 2007)
  15. C.A. Bruzelius, Naples as anti-Avignon? Robert the Wise, Sancia of Mallorca, and the Convent of Sta. Chiara (Corpus Domini) in Naples,, in The Cultures of Papal Avignon, University of Minnesota Press (forthcoming December 2007)
  16. with C. Goodson, The Abbey in the Middle Ages, in Walls and Memory. The Abbey of San Sebastiano at Alatri (Lazio) from Late Roman Monastery to Renaissance Villa and Beyond, edited by Elizabeth Fentress, Caroline J. Goodson, Margaret L. Laird and Stephanie C. Leone (2005), pp. 72-113, Brepols
  17. San Lorenzo Maggiore e lo studio francescano di Napoli: qualche osservazione sul carattere e la cronologia della chiesa medievale, in Le Chiese di San Lorenzo e San Domenico: gli ordini mendicanti a Napoli, edited by S. Romano and N. Bock (2005), pp. 27-50, Electa
  18. S. Lorenzo Maggiore: Nuovi appunti e osservazini, in Rendiconto di una giornata di studio, Universite de Lausanne (forthcoming 2004), Electa Napoli
  19. The Architectural Context of Santa Maria Donna Regina, in The Church of Sta. Maria Donna Regina: Art, Iconography and Patronage in Fourteenth-Century Naples, edited by Janis Elliott and Cordelia Warr (2004), pp. 79-92, Ashgate Press (a joint volume on the convent church.)
  20. 'Le pietre sono parole.' Charles II d'Anjou, Filippo Minutolo e la Cathedrale Angevine de Naples, Le monde des cathedrales, Paris Editions du Louvre (2004), Musee du Louvre
  21. Il gotico dell'architettura universitaria, Arti e Storia nel Medioevo, vol. IV (2004), Turin
  22. La 'chiesa fantasma:' Il transetto e la navata di S. Lorenzo Maggiore a Napoli, Confronti, vol. I no. I (2003), pp. 62-66, Naples
  23. L'architecture des premiers rois angevins dans le royaume de Naples, in Les princes angevins du XIIIe au XVe siecle (June 15, 2001), pp. 183-202, Fontevrault (papers of a colloquium.)
  24. Les villes, les fortifications, et les eglises dans le royaume de Sicile pendant la premiere phase angevine, in L'europe des Anjou (June, 2001), pp. 48-65, Angers
  25. L'architecture du royaume de Naples pendant le regne de Charles II d'Anjou, 1289-1309, in 1300...L'Art au temps de Philippe le Bel (2001), pp. 23-271, Paris, Ecole du Louvre
  26. St.-Denis: i'Eglise du treizieme siecle, Doessiers d'archeologie no. 261 (2001), pp. 38-49
  27. Ipotesi e proposte sulla costruzione del Duomo di Napoli, in Rendiconto di una giornata di studio, Universite de Lausanne (April-May, 2002), Electa Napoli
  28. Introduzione: Antichita senza Provenienza, Bollettino d'Arte (2000), pp. 3-4 (Supplemento al N. 101.)
  29. Trying to Forget: the Lost Angevin Past of Italy, International Congress of the History of Art (2000), pp. 735-43, Amsterdam (Sept. 1-6, 1996.)
  30. Il Gran Rifiuto: French Gothic in Central and Southern Italy, in Architecture and Language: Constructing Identity in European Architecture c. 1000-c. 1650, edited by P. Crossley and G. Clarke (2000), pp. 36-45, Cambridge
  31. Charles of Anjou and the Architecture of the French in Italy: Some Issues Pertaining to the Labor Force, in Europa e l'arte italiana: Per i cento anni dalla fondazione del Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, edited by M. Seidel (2000), pp. 95-107, Florence

Book Reviews

  1. C.A. Bruzelius, John James, The Arc of God, Speculum (July, 2009)
  2. Caroline Bruzelius, Brendan Cassidy, Medieval Sculpture, Art Bulletin, e-reviews (December)
  3. C.A. Bruzelius, Les palais de papes au Moyen Age, e-reviews, Art Bulletin (September 2007)
  4. C.A. Bruzelius, Merchant Culture in Medieval Amalfi, by Jill Caskey, e-reviews, Art Bulletin (January 2007)
  5. Review of Daniel H. Weiss, Art and Crusade in the Age of Saint Louis, Speculum, vol. 76 (2001), pp. 813-5