Lioba Theis
Lioba Theis (* in Düsseldorf ) is a German art historian with a focus on Byzantine art.
Lioba Theis completed a double degree in violin and art history in Cologne from 1976 to 1982 . From 1982 to 1987 she studied art history, classical archeology and Christian archeology at the University of Bonn . In 1988 she received her doctorate there . From 1989 to 1997 teaching positions at the universities of Mainz , Munich and Bonn followed. In 1997 he completed his habilitation at the University of Bonn. Theis held substitute professorships in Mainz (1998), Bonn (1999 and 2001 to 2002), Munich (2000) and Hamburg (2003). In 2004 a research fellowship followed in Dumbarton Oaks . Theis has been teaching as a university professor for Byzantine art history at the University of Vienna since September 2005 .
Her main research interests are Byzantine architecture, the history of the reception of Byzantium and Byzantine art, and the digitization and archiving (database) of image data.
Fonts
- The architecture of the Church of Panagia Parēgorētissa in Arta, Epirus. Amsterdam 1991, ISBN 90-256-1001-3 (= dissertation)
- Flank rooms in the central Byzantine church building. To secure the findings, to reconstruct and to mean a missing architectural form in Constantinople. Wiesbaden 2005, ISBN 3-89500-359-X (= habilitation)
Web links
- Literature by and about Lioba Theis in the catalog of the German National Library
- Theis, Lioba . Publications in the bibliographic database of the Regesta Imperii .
- Page at the Institute for Art History at the University of Vienna
- Page in the online university newspaper
Ordinariate for Byzantine Studies at the Institute for Byzantine Studies and Neo-Greek Studies , today Professorship for Byzantine Studies : Herbert Hunger (1962–1985) | Johannes Koder (1985-2010) | Claudia Rapp (since 2011)
Associate professorships for Byzantine Studies , today Professorship for Byzantine Studies - auxiliary sciences for the areas of Byzantine Studies and Neo-Greek Studies : Otto Mazal (1968–1997) | Wolfram Hörandner (1987–2007) | Otto Kresten (1981-2008) | Werner Seibt (1997-2007) | Ewald Kislinger (since 2000) | Andreas E. Müller (since 2009)
Extraordinary professorship and head of the Neo- Graecist department: Polychronis Enepekides (1974–1982) | Ordinariate for Neo-Greek Studies , today Professor of Neo-Greek Studies : Gunnar Hering (1982–1994) | Maria A. Stassinopoulou (since 2002)
Professorship for Byzantine Art History at the Institute for Art History: Helmut Buschhausen (1976–2002) | Lioba Theis (since 2005)
Former chair (“Art History II”): Rudolf Eitelberger (1852–1885) | Alois Riegl (1897–1905) | Max Dvořák (1909–1921) | Julius von Schlosser (from 1922) | Hans Sedlmayr (from 1936) | Karl M. Swoboda (from 1946) | Otto Pächt (from 1963) | Hermann Fillitz (from 1974) | Hellmut Lorenz (from 1997) | Sebastian Schütze (from 2009)
Later chair (“Art History I”): Moritz Thausing (1873–1884) | Franz Wickhoff (1885–1909) | Josef Strzygowski (1909–1933) | Otto Demus (from 1963) | Günther Heinz (from 1976) | Friedrich Teja Bach (from 1994) | Sebastian Egenhofer (from 2016)
Further chairs and university professors: Otto Benesch (from 1948) | Fritz Novotny (from 1948) | Renate Wagner-Rieger (from 1964) | Gerhard Schmidt (from 1964) | Helmut Buschhausen (from 1975) | Artur Rosenauer (from 1976) | Deborah Klimburg-Salter (from 1996) | Michael Viktor Schwarz (from 1998) | Lioba Theis (from 2005) | Raphael Rosenberg (from 2009) | Julia Gelshorn (2010–2011) | Sebastian Egenhofer (2012–2013) | Markus Ritter (from 2012) | Noit Banai (from 2014) | Lukas Nickel (from 2016)
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| SURNAME | Theis, Lioba |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German Byzantine art historian |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Dusseldorf |