Kessler’s paper on the Flabellum was posted on the UChicago Medieval Studies website for a talk on Sept 30^th. He also read a paper to the Art Department on Sept 29^th “Geometry of the Ineffable: Artificial Perspective in Medieval Art.” Unfortunately, there was no paper posted for this talk on the 29th.

Leah Rutchick

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Thanks for checking, Paul!
I need to write to Kessler anyway, so I'll ask him directly.
Genevra

On 11/24/2011 10:45 PM, Paul Chandler wrote:

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I couldn't find it Genevra, and wondered if it is a pre-print from a publication still in press. Someone else may know. -- Paul

On 25 November 2011 13:32, Genevra Kornbluth <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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On 11/24/2011 10:21 PM, Paul Chandler wrote:

Herbert Kessler has recently written at length on the Carolingian flabellum of Tournus: <http://cas..uchicago.edu/workshops/lantbyz/files/2011/09/Kessler-Images-Borne-on-a-Breeze.pdf> -- Paul

Thanks for the reference! Is this also in (hard copy) print? If so, where?
Genevra