The Ivory Workers of the Middle Ages

The Ivory Workers of the Middle Ages, written by Anna Maria Elizabeth Cust and first published in 1902, is a historical examination of ivory craftsmanship from the early Christian era through the Middle Ages. The book details the artistry of ivory workers, emphasizing the cultural significance of ivory carvings and their evolution amidst the political upheavals following the fall of the Roman Empire. It discusses the role of diptychs and significant examples of ivory art, illustrating the transition from classical to medieval styles.