To Scale

Joan Kee is Associate Professor of History of Art at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The author of Contemporary Korean Art: Tansaekhwa and the Urgency of Method (2013), she has published articles in an array of journals, including Artforum, Art Bulletin, Oxford Art Journal, Third Text, Art Margins and The Journal of Law, Culture and Humanities.Emanuele Lugli is Lecturer in History of Art and Architecture at the University of York, UK. With articles published in Art History, Gesta and Word & Image, his first book, Unità di Misura: Breve Storia del Metro in Italia (2014) reconstructs the cultural revolution sparked by the arrival of the metric system in nineteenth-century Italy.

• Notes on Contributors 6Chapter 1 Scale to Size: An Introduction 8Joan Kee and Emanuele LugliChapter 2 Scale and Pictoriality in Ancient Egyptian Painting and Sculpture 26Whitney DavisChapter 3 The Invisible Miniature: Framing the Soul in Chinese Art and Architecture 44Wu HungChapter 4 The Monumental Miniature: Liquid Architecture in the Kilgas of Cairo 62Margaret S. GravesChapter 5 ‘Freedom I do reveal to you’: Scale, Microarchitecture, and the Rise of the Turriform Civic Monument in Fourteenth-Century Northern Europe 82Achim TimmermannChapter 6 Measuring the Bones: On Francesco di Giorgio Martini’s Saluzzianus Skeleton 104Emanuele LugliChapter 7 The Measure of the World: Scenes From a Journey to Kaeso¢ng 122Joan KeeChapter 8 Photography and Scale: Projection, Exhibition, Collection 144Olivier LugonIndex 163