Delve into the fascinating world of Henry of Blois, a pivotal figure in 12th-century England, with this landmark interdisciplinary study. As Bishop of Winchester and a key player in Norman England, his influence as an ecclesiastical statesman and patron of the arts was profound. This collection features new interpretations by leading scholars, exploring his multifaceted life and legacy through history, art, and architecture. Essential for academics, students of European medieval history, and anyone interested in a detailed look at this influential era, it offers fresh perspectives on a crucial period of English history.