Alexander Nagel Knihy

The book delves into the diverse representations of the Amerasian continuum by European artists, writers, and cartographers in the two centuries following Columbus's arrival. It examines how these creators depicted the cultural and geographical intersections between Europe and the Americas, highlighting the evolving perceptions and narratives surrounding this complex relationship. Through various mediums, the work illustrates the impact of these representations on the understanding of identity and cross-cultural interactions during this pivotal historical period.

The book delves into the application of polychromy in ancient Iranian art and architecture, with a particular emphasis on Persepolis. It situates the discussion within the framework of contemporary historiography of Achaemenid art and incorporates scientific analyses of various works and monuments, both in Iran and in global museums. Through this exploration, it sheds light on the vibrant colors and techniques that characterized ancient Iranian artistic expression.