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* [http://www.themorgan.org/collection/crusader-bible/1 Morgan Bible source] (Morgan Library)
* [http://www.themorgan.org/collection/crusader-bible/1 Morgan Bible source] (Morgan Library)


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Image:Morgan-Bible-1r-detail.jpg| MS M.638 f. 1r detail
Image:Morgan-Bible-1r-detail.jpg| MS M.638 f. 1r detail
Image:Morgan-Bible-2v-detail.jpg| MS M.638 f. 2v detail
Image:Morgan-Bible-2v-detail.jpg| MS M.638 f. 2v detail

Revision as of 22:50, 28 February 2015

Overview

Sources for visual reference for medieval times and for the visual style of medieval manuscripts.

Sources

Eadwine Psalter — MS M.521, c. 1155-60, Canterbury, England

MS M.521v

Winchester Bible — MS M.619, c. 1160-80, Winchester, England

Morgan Bible — MS M.638, 1240's, Paris, France

Chronicle of John of Worcester — MS. 157, c. 1140, England

Épître d'Othéa — Cod. Bodmer 49, 1460, Bourgogne/Burgundy, France

  • Highly rendered
  • aka The Book of Hector, The Book of Knighthood
  • Costumes
  • Nobility, royalty, knights fighting in suits of armor
  • Romantic couples
  • Monsters, demons, gates of hell
  • Animals, birds, some hunting, wild boars, stags
  • Landscapes, architecture, interiors and exteriors, castles, walled cities
  • Épître d'Othéa picture reference (Photo Station)
  • Épître d'Othéa source (E-Codices)

Paradin, Claude: Devises Heroïques — SM815, 1551, Lyons, France

Earliest example of a collection of the devices worn by French aristocracy, a practice started in the late 15th Century.