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ASH 3.J Bibliog 2009-10 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHIE DE PUBLICATIONS RÉCENTES (2007-2010) Principally based on that in the Circulars of the International Heraldic Academy/ Académie International d’Héraldique, compiled by the Secretary General, Dr. Claire Boudreau, FRHSC, AIH, Chief Herald of Canada 1. Proceedings of Congresses and Colloquia Actes des congrès et des colloques ACADEMIE INTERNATIONALE D’HERALDIQUE. Colloque 15. 2007. Xanten (Allemagne). Herrschaftszeichen und Heraldik: Beiträge zum 15. Kolloquium der Internationaler Akademie der Heraldik (Xanten 2007) / hrsg. von Rolf NAGEL. Duisburg-Essen: Universität Duisburg-Essen, 2010. In-8°, 156 p. (Xantener Vorträge zur Geschichte des Niederrheins. Sonderband) BARTHOLDY, Nils G. ‘The royal crowns of Denmark from the Middle Ages until the present time, and the royal crown of Iceland, 1919-1944”, p. 27-36 BOUDREAU, Claire; Cathy BURSEY-SABOURIN, ‘The quest for design effectiveness: lessons learned from emblems and logos’, p. 113-127 CIRRI, Laura. ‘Marks of the authority in Italy: Tuscany and the Sabaudian States’, p. 55-63 GÖBL, Michael. ‘Auf der Suche nach einem Symbol: das Staatswappen der Republik Österreich 1934-1938’, p. 65-81 HENNING, Eckart. ‘”Das Unsichtbare sinnfällig zu machen”’: zur Erinnerung an Percy Ernst Schramm “Herrschaftzeichen”’, p. 9-25. NAGEL, Rolf. ‘Über die portugiesische Armillarsphäre’, p. 153-155 PINOTEAU, Hervé baron. ‘Les signes d’autorité dans l’héraldique française et quelques considerations connexes’, p. 129-138. RÄTZEL, Peter. ‘Princes of fantasy. Insignien fiktiver Autorität zwischen dem Falschen Waldemar, Markgraf von Brandenburg und dem Großfürstenstum Flakanien-Leonburg- Seibelsberg’, p. 45-53 SCHEIBELREITER, Georg. ‘Der Becher als Amtzeichen des böhmischen Kurfürsten’, p. 99-111 SIDDONS, Michael. ‘Augmentations granted by English sovereigns to foreigners’, p. 83-97 SUTTER, Rolf. ‘Was Reichsstädte im Schilde führen. Ein Projekt,’ p. 139-151 TANGERAAS, Lars. ‘The crown of Norway’, p. 37-43 CONVEGNO INTERNAZIONALE. Agrigento. 2007. Storia, funzione, valori e attualità degli ordini cavallereschi e di merito: i sistemi premiali nel mondo e nell’Italia pre-unitaria sino al moderno Stato federalista, Agrigento 16-18 novembre 2007: atti / a cura di Pier Felice DEGLI UBERTI e Maria Loredana PINOTTI. Milano: International commission for orders of chivalry, 2008. 332-XX p. BERKOVITS, Theodor. ‘A brief overview of the order of Vitéz’, p. 285-290 HORAK, Marco, ‘La cavalleria degli antichi stati della penisola italiana fra mito e realtà’, p. 43-56. DUMIN, Stanislaw. ‘Le patrimoine chevaleresque de la Russie moderne’, p. 161-206 EVARISTO, Carlos. ‘Gli ordini portoghesi della casa di Braganza: evoluzione storica ed attualità’, p. 227-240. Alta Studia Heraldica 3 (2010) 232 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENT WORKS FUERTES DE GILBERT Y ROJO, Manuel. ‘El patrimonio premial y caballeresco del reino de España’, p. 207-225. GIUFFRIDA, Antonino. ‘Gli ordini cavallereschi nella realtà della Sicilia dell’età moderna’, p. 27-29. HEYDEL-MANKOO, Rafal. ‘Honours in the 21st century: reform, repeal or replace? The British debate’, p. 241-254. KURRILD-KLITGAARD, Peter. ‘The status and recognition of the chivalric orders of St. John. A comparison of the Order of Malta and the ‘Johanniter’ orders’, p. 147-160. MANFREDI, Carlo Emanuele. ‘Il patrimonio cavalleresco e premiale del ducato di Parma e del ducato di Lucca’, p. 77-86. PELLEGRINO, Pietro. ‘Attuale stato della giurisprudenza dell’A.G.O. sugli illeciti di cui alla legge 3 marzo 1951, n. 178’, p. 255-258. PINOTEAU, Hervé. ‘Les ordres de chevalerie du roi de France et leur survivance’, p. 137-146. PINOTTI, Maria Loredana. ‘I sistemi premiali degli Stati Uniti d’America’, p. 291- 330 PITRUZZELLA, Giovanni. ‘Problematiche costituzionali in ordine all’ammissibilità di un sistema premiale onorifico a livello régionale e degli enti locali dopo la riforma del titolo V della costituzione italiana’, p. 277-284. RUSCONI, Bianca Maria. ‘Il patrimonio premiale del ducato di Modena’, p. 87-96. STAIR SAINTY, Guy. ‘The grand masters of the Constantinian Order no longer reigning sovereigns’, 1860-1934, p. 101-136. TAGLIAVIA, Claudio. ‘L’ordine réale norvegese di Sant’Olav’, p. 331-332. TIBALDESCHI, Carlo Il patrimonio cavalleresco dell’antico ducato di Mantova, p. 69-76. TORRE, Enzo Capasso. ‘Gli ordini di cavalleria dei Borbone Due Sicilie’, p. 97-100. UBERTI, Pier Felice degli. ‘La cavalleria cristiana nell’interpretazione della Santa Sede, gli ordini della Santa Sede e le decorazioni ecclesiatiche’, p. 31-42. VOLPE, Mario. ‘Il patrimonio cavalleresco del ducato di Savoia, l’evoluzione nel regno di Sardegna, attraverso la trasformazione nel regno d’Italia’, p. 57-68. ZINGALE, Pino. ‘Attuale stato della giurisprudenza administrativa sulla legge 3 marzo 1951, n. 178. Prospettive e significato di un possibile recupero e valorizzazione in chiave régionale e federalista del patrimonio premiale pre- unitario italiano: stato attuale della legislazione’, p. 259-276. [SAINT ANDREWS. 27. 2006.] Genealogica et heraldica St Andrews MMVI: Myths and propaganda in heraldry and genealogy: proceedings of the XXVII International Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic sciences, St Andrews, 21-26 August 2006 / editors, James D. FLOYD, Charles J. BURNETT. Edinburgh: the Heraldry society of Scotland; the Scottish genealogy society, 2008. 2 vol., 886 p. Volume I CASELEY, Gordon. ‘Who do you think you are ? Heraldry and genealogy in modern Scotland’, p. 63- 66, ill. SQUIRE, Romilly. ‘Heraldic artists workshop’, p. 67-74, ill. AFFLECK, David. ‘Myth, propaganda and errors: the Auchinleck / Douglas family network of the 16th century’, p. 81-94, ill. AILES, Adrian. ‘To search the truth: heralds, myths and legends in 16th and 17th century England and Wales,’ p. 95-106. APPLETON, David B. ‘Myth and propaganda in the book of St Albans’. p. 107-116, ill. Alta Studia Heraldica 2 (2009) BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS 233 VIAENE-AWOUTERS, Lieve. ‘Les armoiries communales en Flandre et leurs légendes,’ p. 131-157, ill. BAKER, Richard C. F. ‘Caldicott castle and the legend of the knight of the swan’. p. 165-174, ill. BARTHOLDY, Nils G. ‘The swan of Stormaria: a myth in the Danish royal arms.’ p. 175-184, ill. ČALDAROVIĆ, Dubravka Peič. ‘Croatian state heraldry in the 20th century: between myths and reality,’ p. 185-205, ill. CHEESMAN, Clive. ‘Penniston, Hatton and three English kings of arms in search of quarterings,’ p. 207-228, ill. CLEMMENSEN, Steen. ‘Imaginary arms: traditions in medieval armorials’. p. 229-244. DARNA, Leticia. ‘The heraldry of the artisans belonging to guids and corporations in Barcelona,’ p. 263-274, ill. DEMPSTER, James. ‘The Specht [woodpecker] was a pursevant: an example of 15th century heraldic propaganda,’ p. 275-288. FLOYD, James D. ‘The corporate heraldry of finance: an exercise in propaganda’. p. 301-312, ill. GÖBL, Michael. ‘Propaganda in den Wappen der Habsburger Monarchie’. p. 313-336, ill. KLACKENBERG, Henrik. ‘Five years as state herald: the Swedish experience 2000- 2005,’ p. 379-388, ill. KURRILD-KLITGAARD, Peter. ‘The cross of Saint John and the myth of the Dannebrog,’ p. 389-406, ill. LEINO, Antti. ‘On the semantic basis of heraldic propaganda, or what do arms mean, and how?’ p. 407-418, ill. Volume II LÓPEZ-PORTILLO Y LANCASTER-JONES, Rodrigo-Alonso. The genealogy and heraldry of the oldest tequila company in the world,’ p. 433-482, ill. MATIKKALA, Antti. ‘The ordre of the Thistle 1687-1760,’ p. 483-508, ill. MCCARTHY, Michael Francis. ‘The development of diocesan arms in Ireland: mystery and propaganda,’ p. 509-528, ill. MELSAETER, Torgeir. ‘Myth and propaganda in Roman papal heraldry in the 16th and 17th centuries: with special reference to pope Alexander VII (1655-1667)’. p. 529-562, ill. MIRNIK, Ivan. ‘The Order of the Dragon as reflected in Hungarian and Croatian heraldry,’ p. 563- 588, ill. MULLER, Jean-Claude. ‘Of Luxemburgers and dragons: from Melusina to Henry’s helmcrest and Sigmund’s Order of the Dragon,’ p. 589-596, ill. NORDENVALL, Per. ‘Myth and propaganda in some Swedish noble arms’. p. 597-605, ill. Ó COMÁIN, Micheál. ‘Confirmation of Irish arms, and the myth of armigerous ancestors,’ p. 607- 615, ill. CASSANI Pironti, Fabio. ‘The new coat of arms for the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela,’ p. 665-670, ill. RÄTZEL, H. Peter. ‘Schwarzer Mythus und braune Propaganda: die Instrumen- talisierung der Heraldik im Dritten Reich,’ p. 671-708, ill. ROADS, Elizabeth. ‘The myth of the “modern” crest,’ p. 709-722, ill. SCHEIBELREITER, Georg. ‘Mythische Genealogie und Fabelheraldik: Merowingische und Französisches Königtum,’ p. 737-766, ill. SHAPIRO, Sarahann; TERZIAN, James R. ‘The law of arms in the United States of Alta Studia Heraldica 3 (2010) 234 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RECENT WORKS America: reality v. myth’, 767-796 p., ill. STEVENSON, Katie. ‘Royal propaganda: Snowdon herald and the cult of chivalry in late medieval Scotland’, p. 797-808. SUNNQVIST, Martin. ‘Propaganda in Swedish state heraldry: the example of military, court and church heraldry in symbolic splendour and in brand management,’ p. 809-817, VERNOT, Nicolas. ‘Two kings for one country: the use of St Andrew’s cross by French and Spanish propaganda in the county of Burgundy (17th c.),’ p. 859-886, ill. CONVEGNO INTERNAZIONALE. Palermo. 2009. Imitazioni ed imitatori di Ordini Cavallereschi nella storia e la mancata applicazione degli articoli 7 e 8 della lege 3 marzo 1951 n. 178: Atti, Convegno internazionale, Palermo, 21 novembre 2009 / a cura di Pier Felice degli Uberti e Maria Loredana Pinotti. [Milano]: International Commission for Orders of Chivalry (ICOC), 2010. In-8°, 204 p., ill. DE ANNA, Luigi G. ‘Le imitazioni cavallereschi nei paesi settentrionali. p. 195-204. DEGLI UBERTI, Pier Felice. ‘Imitazioni di titoli nobiliari ovvero concessioni di sovrani spodestati dal XIX al XXI secolo’, p. 13-26. DETTINA, Alfonso Marini. ‘L’ordine Constantiniano di San Giorgio e i suoi imitatori in ogni tempo’, p. 34-51. DUMIN, Stanislaw. ‘Des imitations et des imitateurs des ordres dans la Fédération de Russie’, p. 153-170. EVARISTO, Carlos. ‘The self-styled Portuguese founded orders in the XXI century, p. 171-188.
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