Tomb Monuments in Medieval Europe: Volume One

Edited by Paul Cockerham and Christian Steer, 2025 (Yorkist History Trust in association with Shaun Tyas)

Table of Contents

List of Contributors

List of Abbreviations

Acknowledgments

Paul Cockerham

Introduction: Tomb Monuments in Medieval Europe

Johan Bollaert

The Materiality of Roman and Runic Alphabet Tombs in Medieval Norway

Iris Crouwers

From Europe to the Fjords: The Development of Sepulchral Monuments in West-Norwegian Churchyards (c.1030–1350)

Øystein Ekroll

Northern Ladies: The Incised Slabs of Aristocratic Ladies in Medieval Norway

Savvas Mavromatidis

Unveiling the Maternal: An Incised Slab of a Pregnant Woman in Late Medieval Cyprus

Estelle Ingrand-Varenne and Maria Aimé Villano

The Words of the Last Hour: Tombs and Epitaphs for Women in the Kingdoms of Jerusalem and Cyprus

Vincent Debiais

Verse and Prose, Formulary and Creation: The ‘Unexpected’ in Funerary Inscriptions on Medieval Slabs in France (1150–1350)

Xavier Barral i Altet

The 11th-Century Rise in Monumental Funerary Sculpture and the Beginnings of the Romanesque gisant in Europe

Vinni Lucherini

The Angevin Royal Tombs in Naples and their Kinship Discourses (1323–43)

Karen Blough

The Abbatial Effigies from Quedlinburg: Conceptualisation, Significance and Function

Robert Marcoux

The Beaumont Tombs and the Political Context of Thirteenth-Century Maine

Philip Muijtjens

Visibility and Exclusivity: The Tombs of Blanche (d.1243) and Jean of France (d.1248) in the Cistercian Abbey of Royaumont

Rocío Sánchez Ameijeiras

The Dormant Kings: Aethtics, Politics and the Royal Tombs at Santiago de Compostela (1211–1374)

Luca Salvatelli and Gianpaolo Serone

Monumental Tombs and Sepulchral Memories in the Dominican, Franciscan and Augustinian Convents of Viterbo of the Thirteenth Century: A General Catalogue

Federica Cosenza and Lorenzo Curatella

The Pantheon in the Middle Ages: The Tomb Slabs of Santa Maria ad Martyres in Rome (c.1250–c.1500)

Christene d’Anca

The Brabantian Influence on Westminster Abbey: Henri III of Brabant’s Tomb, an Inspiration for Henry III and Edward I of England

Sarah S. Celentano

Selective Kinship at the Priory of Saint-Louis de Poissy: The Sculpted Family of Louis IX and the Heart Tomb of Philip IV

Stefania Botticchio Giorgi

Strategies of Visualisation: The Development of Microarchitecture on Canopie d Effigies of the Iberian Peninsula, c.1290–1493

Edward Impey

The Canopied Funerary Monument in England, 1290–1600

Index