Studier I Lunds Domkyrkas Historia

This comprehensive study explores the history and architecture of one of Sweden's most iconic landmarks, the Cathedral of Lund. Drawing on a wealth of historical and archaeological sources, Weibull offers a detailed account of the building's origins, development, and significance in the cultural and religious life of medieval Sweden. He also traces the many restorations and renovations that have shaped the cathedral's appearance over the centuries, and examines the artistic and symbolic motifs that adorn its walls and vaults. Illustrated with stunning photographs and drawings, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history of Swedish architecture and culture.

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