In medieval Europe, the realms of science and spirituality were intertwined, with the study of light being essential to artistic, scholarly, and theological understanding.
The book features essays that delve into various aspects of light, such as its role in timekeeping in the Islamic world and theories of optics in medieval thought.
Lumen captures how medieval society utilized light in both sacred and secular contexts, highlighting its significance in art, architecture, and daily life.
Rich visuals accompany the scholarly essays in this book, enriching the reader's experience and underscoring the exhibition's focus on the art and science of light.
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