‎Bibliographie‎

‎E. Lalou (ed.);‎

‎comptes sur tablettes de cire de Jean Sarrazin, chambellan de saint Louis,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2003 Hardback, VIII+206 p., 54 b/w ill. + 4 colour ill., 30,5 x 44. ISBN 9782503511917.‎

‎Le registre des tablettes de cire conserve au Centre historique des Archives nationales contient les comptes de l'hotel de saint Louis tenus par Jean Sarrazin, un de ses chambellans pour les annees 1256-1257. L'ouvrage en propose une description codicologique et une edition accompagnee de la reproduction photographique integrale. Les comptes de Jean Sarrazin sont une source essentielle pour la connaissance de l'hotel de saint Louis et sa gestion financiere. Jean Sarrazin, riche et influent bourgeois parisien, gere, en tant que chambellan, une part importante des finances du roi, dont le tresor est depose au Temple. Les tablettes de cire etaient utilisees quotidiennement comme brouillon par les comptables royaux au XIIIe et XIVe siecle. Ce volume est le plus ancien et le plus prestigieux des registres de cire du roi de France. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40280

‎J. M. Casanovas (ed.);‎

‎Las inscripciones funerarias hebraicas medievales de Espana Tome I,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2001 Hardback, II+234 p., 30,5 x 44. ISBN 9782503512617.‎

‎Le corpus des inscriptions funeraires de la peninsule iberique s'est etoffe depuis les editions de M. Schwab (1907) et F. Cantera Burgos - J.M. Vallicrosa (1956). Cependant l'ensemble conserve est remarquablement restreint si l'on considere l'importance de la population juive dans la peninsule iberique durant les dix siecles du Moyen Age (jusqu'aux expulsions de 1492 et 1496) : il ne compte que 221 pierres. L'introduction rappelle la documentation sur les necropoles juives et etudie l'evolution morphologique des pierres. Le catalogue des inscriptions est particulierement detaille : la notice commence par replacer chaque pierre dans son contexte archeologique et historique. Vient ensuite une description materielle et paleographique la plus complete possible. Le texte hebreu est suivi de sa traduction, puis de l'analyse et de la discussion du texte ligne a ligne, et d'une bibliographie generale. La photographie de la pierre et de l'inscription (accompagnee d'une echelle) aura une qualite suffisante pour que l'ecriture sur pierre complete desormais la documentation de la paleographie hebraique medievale, en lui apportant des exemples bien situes dans le temps et le lieu. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40286

‎J. Gippert (ed.);‎

‎Old Georgian Palimpsest Codex Vindobonensis georgicus 2,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2008 Hardback, XXXVI+323 p., 7 colour ill., 30,5 x 44. ISBN 9782503517131.‎

‎The present work, starting volume of the new Series Ibero-Caucasica, contains a complete edition of the Old Georgian texts in Asomtavruli script that are preserved in the lower layer of the famous palimpsest Codex Vindobonensis georgicus no. 2 of the Austrian National Library, Vienna. Based on a thorough analysis with the spectral imaging method provided by the MuSiS imaging system, more than 95% of the original content has been deciphered and restored. Of the 13 original manuscripts written in Asomtavruli script, six pertain to the so-called "Khanmeti" period of the Old Georgian tradition extending from the beginning of Georgian literacy in the 5th roughly to the 8th century A.D. The Khanmeti texts range from fragments of early translations of the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke), parts of the Old Testament (Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Esdras), and the Protevangelium of James to legends of Saints (Cyprianus and Justina, Christina). The post-Khanmeti texts (dating roughly from the 9th-10th centuries) comprise fragments of a Lectionary (lectures from Exodus, Isaiah, the Gospel and the 3rd letter of John, and Acts of Apostles), Old Testament texts (I and II Chronicles), and several homiletic texts (Epiphanius of Cyprus on Measures and Weights, Gregor of Nyssa on the Build of Man a.o.). In the edition, all texts are represented both in a diplomatic transliteration (in Asomtavruli script) and a plain transcription (in modern Mkhedruli script), together with digitally enhanced images of the pages concerned. Additionally, the text passages are contrasted line by line with the most relevant parallels (Old Georgian, Greek, Armenian, Syriac, Latin). The contents of the texts are summarized in several consolidated indexes. Languages : English.‎

Référence libraire : 40288

‎J. Dufour;‎

‎rouleaux des morts, monumenta palaeographica medii arvi.‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2010 Hardback, 296 p., 103 b/w ill. + 6 colour ill., 30,5 x 44cm ISBN 9782503513645.‎

‎Du milieu du VIIIe s. a 1536, date de la dissolution des monasteres anglais par Henry VIII, diverses eglises d?Europe occidentale (principalement de Benedictins et de chanoines) eurent coutume de solliciter des prieres pour un/des membre(s) defunt(s) de leur communaute au moyen de brefs ou de rouleaux mortuaires, transmis par des brevigeruli (ou porte-rouleaux). Les brefs mortuaires, reduits souvent a des languettes de parchemin, ecrits en nombre, etaient laisses aux eglises visitees. Quant aux rouleaux mortuaires, ils etaient constitues d?un nombre variable de feuilles de parchemin (le tout pouvant atteindre 30 m de long) ; chacun d?entre eux debutait par un faire-part de deces (ou encyclique) ; a tour de role, les eglises visitees par le porte-rouleau apposaient un accuse de reception (ou titre) ; frequemment, ils etaient opisthographes, c?est a dire ecrits sur les deux faces. L?encyclique peut etre precedee, a partir du XIIIe s., d?une peinture ou de dessins (souvent d?excellente qualite) et suivie, a compter du XIVe s., d?une liste des confraternites conclues par l?eglise expeditrice (sorte de liste-programme pour le porte-rouleau). Si la plupart des brefs mortuaires ont disparu en raison de leur petite taille, les rouleaux des morts ont eux-memes beaucoup souffert au cours des ages, nombre d?entre eux ayant meme ete depeces pour servir de feuilles de garde a des mss. Au total, on ne conserve (en original, par des copies ou des editions anciennes) qu?environ 450 pieces, alors que certainement des milliers ont circule. Les plus anciens originaux connus sont des fragments de la seconde moitie du Xe s. Plusieurs criteres ont prevalu pour le choix des quelque 110 planches presentees. Tout d?abord, bien sur, un critere paleographique, car l?ensemble des ecritures est date et localise avec precision, ou du moins datable avec une fourchette chronologique etroite. On trouvera dans ce volume des ecritures livresques, des mentions avec lettres enclavees (a rapprocher de celles des pages-titres des mss. ou des inscriptions lapidaires) comme des ecritures cursives ou personnelles ; les pieces retenues ont les origines les plus diverses, francaises, anglaises, belges, hollandaises, allemandes, etc. Ensuite, un critere historique : une copie du debut du XIXe s. temoigne de la mise en circulation de rouleaux mortuaires par l?abbaye de Ripoll, malheureusement incendiee peu apres ; ou encore un titre de Noyon montre l?aprete des luttes intercommunautaires a propos des reliques. Egalement, un interet documentaire, comme la charte scellee, tenant lieu de ? rotulus ? , de l?abbesse de Pielenhofen (Baviere ; 1435). Ou encore, un interet artistique avec la reproduction des magnifiques dessins ornant le debut du rouleau de Lucy de Vere, prieure de Castle Hedingham (Essex ; vers 1230) ou prepares pour le rouleau de John Islip, abbe de Westminster (vers 1532). Dans bien des cas, les itineraires peuvent etre etablis avec une grande precision : une carte retrace celui d?un rouleau mortuaire expedie en 1406 par Saint-Bavon de Gand qui, en 20 mois, recueillit plus de 800 titres d?Amsterdam au nord a Barcelone au sud. Enfin, sont reproduits divers brefs mortuaires, documents a peu pres ignores jusqu?alors. Languages : French, Latin.‎

Référence libraire : 40291

‎M. Gutierrez Alvarez (ed.);‎

‎Zamora. Coleccion epigrafica,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1997 Hardback, 206 p., 77 pl., 30,5 x 44. ISBN 9788477195887.‎

‎The Series Hispanica has been launched with the publication of the first volume of the Corpus Inscriptionum Hispaniae Medievalium containing inscriptions from the province of Zamora. The paleographic, epigraphic and historiographic importance of these written monuments - the inscriptions- is obvious. In paleographic terms, the Zamora Corpus provides for the first time an uninterupted view of the development of capital script up to the 15th century, based on a series of photographs arranged according to types of script, an aspect of the history of writing which was neglected until now. Languages : Spanish.‎

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‎H. Atsma, S. Barret, J. Vezin (eds.);‎

‎plus anciens documents originaux de l'abbaye de Cluny Tome III. Documents n? 61 a 90, Paris, Bibliotheque nationale de France, Collection de Bourgogne, vol. 77, n? 62 a 89,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2000 Hardback, 140 p., incl. ill., 30,5 x 44. ISBN 9782503511887.‎

‎Edition en fac-simile a grandeur d'original, sous les auspices de l'Academie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, avec le concours de l'Ecole pratique des Hautes Etudes, IVe section (Sorbonne) et de l'Institut historique allemand de Paris. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40309

‎Christoph Mungenast.‎

‎Deutsche Druckkunst. Band I.‎

‎Munchen, Sudwest Verlag, 1964 Bound, white cloth with original dustjacket, unpaginated (ca 200pp.), 30.5x25cm., lavishly illustrated in col., fine copy. German text.‎

Référence libraire : 40362

‎B. Coulie;‎

‎Repertoire des bibliotheques et des catalogues de manuscrits armeniens,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1992 Paperback, 280 p., 15,5 x 24,5. ISBN 9782503502540.‎

‎Hellenists know the services that can be rendered by the Repertoire des catalogues de manuscrits grecs of Marcel Richard. It is an indispensable heuristic tool but also a witness of the development of codicology and a witness of history. Such a tool was lacking for specialists of Armenian manuscripts, philologists, linguists, and art historians. The Repertoire des bibliotheques et des catalogues de manuscrits armeniens publishes, for the first time, all the libraries, public and private, known to possess Armenian manuscripts. For each, it gives the catalogue or catalogues published and, if appropriate, an indication of the content of the manuscripts and their origin. Tables of concordance between the current references and the old references enable one to locate manuscripts that are thought to have disappeared or to find more complete descriptions in an old catalogue than are given in recent lists. The volume also includes an impressive index of manuscripts. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40431

‎B. Coulie;‎

‎Repertoire des bibliotheques et des catalogues de manuscrits armeniens,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1992 Hardback, 280 p., 15,5 x 24,5. ISBN 9782503502533.‎

‎Hellenists know the services that can be rendered by the Repertoire des catalogues de manuscrits grecs of Marcel Richard. It is an indispensable heuristic tool but also a witness of the development of codicology and a witness of history. Such a tool was lacking for specialists of Armenian manuscripts, philologists, linguists, and art historians. The Repertoire des bibliotheques et des catalogues de manuscrits armeniens publishes, for the first time, all the libraries, public and private, known to possess Armenian manuscripts. For each, it gives the catalogue or catalogues published and, if appropriate, an indication of the content of the manuscripts and their origin. Tables of concordance between the current references and the old references enable one to locate manuscripts that are thought to have disappeared or to find more complete descriptions in an old catalogue than are given in recent lists. The volume also includes an impressive index of manuscripts. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40433

‎M. Milman;‎

‎Heures de la Priere Catalogue des livres d'heures de la Bibliotheque de l'Abbaye d'Einsiedeln,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2003 Hardback, 212 p., 100 b/w ill. + 100 colour ill., + ills., 21 x 30. ISBN 9782503510446.‎

‎Separe du Breviaire et du Psautier, le Livre d'Heures etait devenu des le XIIIe siecle le livre de devotion du laic. Il correspondait a l'extension de la pratique de la lecture dans les couches de la societe, alliee a un evident detachement par rapport a l'emprise de l'eglise. L'intensification du culte porte a la Vierge Marie firent d'elle le theme central du Livre d'Heures qui s'organisa autour du petit Office qui la celebrait. Il contient aussi le textes d'autres Offices, dedies en general au Saint Esprit, a la Croix et aux morts ainsi que toute une serie de prieres et invocations variant selon la devotion de leur possesseur et commanditaire. Ce Livre n'etait pas destine aux Offices celebres dans l'Eglise; il etait sense etre utilise par n'importe quel laic, regulierement, aux heures canoniales, dans la solitudes de sa journee domestique. La pratique de recueillement que ce livre impliquait etait en meme temps un hommage et un lien avec la Vierge mais aussi un plaisir pour les yeux, car il fut des le debut, abondamment illustre et decore. Le Livre d'Heures devint ainsi un des joyaux dont s'enorgueillaient les plus riches et les plus nobles qui pouvaient se permettre les services des meilleures miniaturistes de l'epoque. Il fut aussi, plus modestement, celui de tout un chacun, a la mesure de ses moyens financiers. Le nombre impressionnant de le Livres d'Heures executes firent que l'on les appelle couramment aujourd'hui, les "best sellers" des derniers siecles de l'epoque medievale et ceux des annees qui suivirent l'introduction de l'impression. L'abbaye benedictine d'Einsiedeln (Suisse) est depuis des siecles une importante eglise de pelerinage. Sa bibliotheque abrite, parme des tresors insignes, douze Livres d'Heures qui sont ici etudies et publies pour la premiere fois. Leur provenance, la date d'execution et l'artiste ou l'atelier responsables de leur illustration etaient restes inconnus. Il s'est avere que parmi eux se trouvent aussi bien un manuscrit parisien d'une grande elegance , oeuvre d'un maitre repute, qu'un Livre d'Heures pittoresque et extremement rare illustre par une moniale alsacienne et destine a une nonne d'un Monastere suisse. Le corpus d'Einsiedeln comprend egalement un precieux et minuscule manuscrit flamand, ainsi qu'un Livre d'Heures "retouche" et transforme en Suisse au XVIe siecle a partir d'une ebauche abandonnee, realisee au nord de la France un siecle plus tot. Leur etudes nous a pose des problemes concernant leur datation, leur attribution et leur localisation, ainsi que la determnation du role que peut jouer un maitre au talent reconnu lors de l'illustration partielle ou totale d'un manuscrit modeste. Cette etude se propose de donner au lecteur la possibilite d'entrevoir quelques aspects de la piete du laic medieval par l'etude iconographique, liturgique et stylistique de ces douze Livres d'Heures realisees en France, dans les Flandres, dans le Rhin superieur ou en Italie, entre la fin du XIVe et le debut du XVe siecle. Languages : French.‎

Référence libraire : 40461

‎A.-M. Legare, B. Schnerb (eds.);‎

‎Livres et lectures de femmes en Europe entre moyen age et renaissance,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2007 Hardback, XIV+378 p., 133 b/w ill., 21 x 27. ISBN 9782503518824.‎

‎Anne-Marie Legare, Introduction I Le Royaume de France Alison Stones, Some Portraits of Women in Their Books, Late Thirteenth - Early Fourteenth Century - Jacqueline Cerquiglini-Toulet, La Femme au livre dans la litterature medievale - Elizabeth L'Estrange, Les Lectrices et les images de la maternite sainte : deux livres d'heures du XV? e siecle appartenant aux duchesses de Bretagne - Colette Beaune et Elodie Lequain, Marie de Berry et les livres - Hanno Wijsman, Les Livres de la ? damoiselle de Dreux ? :La bibliotheque d'une femme au seuil du XVe siecle - Marie-Francoise Damongeot, Le Coffre aux livres de Marie de Bretagne (1424-1477), abbesse de Fontevraud - Roseline Claerr, ? Que ma memoire 'la demeure', en mes livres ? . Catherine de Coetivy (vers 1460-1529) et sa bibliotheque - Mary Beth Winn, ? Louenges ? envers Louise: un manuscrit enlumine d'Anthoine Verard pour Louise de Savoie - Catherine Muller, ? Monstrum inter libros ? : La perception de la femme lettree chez les humanistes de la Renaissance francaise (l'exemple de Camille de Morel) II L'espace bourguignon Gaelle Cordier, L'Illustration du livre du chapitre de l'abbaye Notre-Dame-des-Pres de Douai la fin du XIIIe siecle - Therese de Hemptinne, Lire et ecrire, c'est prier un peu. Culture ecrite et pratiques feminines de devotion aux Pays-Bas a la fin du Moyen Age - Jeanne Verbij-Schillings, Les Relations entre femmes et livres : Essai d'une typologie a partir de la Bibliotheca Neerlandica Manuscripta - Marie-Elizabeth Henneau, La Cistercienne et le livre : Analyse de quelques exemples liegeois entre le XIIIe et le XVe siecle - Delphine Jeannot, Les Bibliotheques de princesses en France au temps de Charles VI : L'exemple de la bibliotheque de Marguerite de Baviere, duchesse de Bourgogne (1385-1424) - Bertrand Schnerb, Les livres de Marguerite de Becourt, dame de Santes - Anne S. Korteweg, La Collection de livres d?'ne femme independante : Marie de Luxembourg (v. 1470-1547) - Anne-Marie Barbier, Images de femmes et de livres de l'Epistre Othea de Lille (Lille, Bibliotheque municipale, ms 175) - Monique Somme, Un Recueil de traites ascetiques de la Bibliotheque municipale de Lille copie par Jacques de Ramecourt pour Isabelle de Portugal, duchesse de Bourgogne - Anne-Marie Legare, Les bibliotheques de deux princesses : Marguerite d'York et Marguerite d'Autriche - Marie-Madeleine Fontaine, Des Auteurs pour Marguerite d'Autriche et les dames de la cour de Malines : Olivier de La Marche et Jean Lemaire de Belges III Les provinces italiennes Joan Isobel Friedman, Politics and the Rhetoric of Reform in the Letters of Saints Bridget of Sweden and Catherine of Siena - Gennaro Toscano, Livres et Lectures de deux princesses de la cour d'Aragon de Naples : Isabella de Chiaromonte et Ippolita Maria Sforza - Alessandra Toniolo, Le Livre et les femmes : images dans l'enluminure ferraraise de la Renaissance. Lectures de femmes et iconographie a la cour des Este a Ferrare au XVe siecle - Alessandra Villa, Le mecenat d'Isabella d'Este entre art et litterature. Le role du Libro de natura de amore de Mario Equicola. Languages : French, English.‎

Référence libraire : 40463

‎J. Oliver;‎

‎Singing with Angels Liturgy, Music, and Art in the Gradual of Gisela von Kerssenbrock,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2007 Hardback, VIII+384 p., 124 b/w ill. + 44 colour ill., 21 x 27,5. ISBN 9782503516806.‎

‎A prized possession of the Cistercian convent of Marienbrunn in Rulle near Osnabruck in northern Germany was its richly illuminated gradual dating to c. 1300, which is of great significance in the history of medieval art for several reasons. With 52 historiated initials iconographically complex in their literary quotations from the liturgy, the manuscript ranks as one of the most lavishly decorated books of its type to survive. Painted in an elegant courtly Gothic style, it is ascribed in a prefatory inscription to the nun Gisela von Kerssenbrock, who wrote, notated, and decorated the manuscript "with golden letters and beautiful images." Such an encyclopedic listing of a scribe-artist's labors is unparalleled in medieval scribal colophons. The high quality of the miniatures ranks her among the most gifted women artists of the Middle Ages. Gisela is depicted in two self-portraits within the manuscript, in one of which she is leading the nuns of Rulle in singing the Christmas hymn, visual evidence that she was the choirmistress at this convent. The manuscript's images reflect the intellectual ambience of encloistered nuns who were steeped in the annual liturgical cycle of feasts with its associated bible readings, theological commentary, sermons, music, dramatic ritual, and artistic decoration. As it was used in the nuns' daily celebration of the mass, the book is an eloquent witness of the communal religious life of medieval women rather than their private meditations or mystical experiences.This study explores the imagery and texts associated with major feasts of the liturgical year and the novel ways in which music and text are woven into the artistic program of Gisela's manuscript. In particular, her book shows the seminal importance of the Easter celebration for convent life, as well over half of its illustrations are clustered in the Easter season; and the manuscript repeatedly gives artistic expression to the nuns' hopes of heaven. Languages : English.‎

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‎S. Papadaki-Oekland;‎

‎Byzantine Illuminated Manuscripts of the Book of Job A Preliminary Study of the Miniature Illustrations. Its Origin and Development,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2009 Hardback, 478 p., 127 b/w ill. + 285 colour ill., 23 x 30. ISBN 9782503532325.‎

‎Of all the Old Testament books, the Book of Job remains acutely contemporary today. Written between the 6th and 3rd c. B.C., it deals with subjects such as the presence of evil in the world, the misery, the quest for justice, the faith, and the behavior of people when they face sudden twists and turns of life. It seems that the ancient text had been illustrated since the Early Christian period because of its fascinating novel-like narrative style. In her own study on the Book of Job, Stella Papadaki-Oekland probes into all the Byzantine illuminated manuscripts of the illustrated Greek text. The number of miniature illustrations included in these fifteen manuscripts, dating from the 9th to the 16th century, comes to more than 1800 of which 2/3 of the about 380 illustrated herein are previously unpublished manuscript images. The book is an unabridged version with minor changes of Papadaki-Oekland?s Inaugural Dissertation at Heidelberg University (1979) and is published posthumously by her daughters, Helen-Aina and Astrid-Zoe -in homage to Byzantine Art. The fifteen Byzantine Illuminated Manuscript Illustrations of the 'Book of Job' studied, illustrated and discussed are: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Rome: cod. Vat. gr. 749; cod. Vat. gr. 751; cod. Vat. gr. 1231 and cod. Vat. Pal. gr.230 - The Monastery of St. John the Theologian, Isle of Patmos: cod. Patmos 171 - Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venezia: cod. Marc. gr. 538 - Monastery of St. Catherine, Sinai, Egypt: cod. Siena 3 - Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem and All Palestine, Jerusalem: MS. Taphou 5 - Monastery of Vatopedi, Mount Athos: Vatopedi 590 - Monastery Magisti (Great) Lavra, Mount Athos: Lavra B100 - Byzantine and Christian Museum, Athens: MS. 62 - Bodleian Library, Oxford: MS. Barocci 201 and MS. Laud gr. 86 - Bibliothegue nationale de France, Paris: MS. gr. 134 and MS. gr. 135 - National Library of Russia, St. Petersburg: MS gr. 382 (former folio of Taphou 5) The study of the Septuagint Book of Job in Byzantine tradition include comparative analysis of the interrelationship of the individual miniature cycles, their general arrangement and artistic character, the origin and development as well as its contents and significance in the literary and popular tradition. Finally, the six Comparative Tables presented at the end of the volume provide the reader for the first time a complete cross reference interrelationship between the individual 1800 images of the 15 manuscripts and 'Sir Lancelot C. L. Brenton's' English translation of the Septuagint 'Book of Job' passages. Further examples of images discussed herein of early Christian 'Job' representations include: Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Rome, MS.Reg.gr.1 ? known as the Bible of Queen Christina of Sweden; Bibliotheque nationale de France, Paris, MS gr. 510, MS syr. 341-the Syriac Bible and MS.gr. 923- Sacra Parallela; Biblioteca Nazionale 'Vittorio Emanuele III', Naples, Coptic MS IB 18, Catacomb of the Via Latina, Rome and the Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus, Basilica di San Pietro, Rome. Furthermore, the book is of invaluable importance due to its methodological approach. As the leading art historian Hans Belting points out, the study of Stella Papadaki-Oekland calls in question Kurt Weitzmann's rigid theory about the process of the Byzantine illuminated manuscripts production. There?s no doubt that, even though it was written a lot of years ago, this remains the most complete and comprehensive study about the Book of Job in Byzantine art. Languages : English.‎

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‎M. Goehring;‎

‎Space, Place and Ornament: the Function of Landscape in Medieval Manuscript Illumination,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2014 Paperback, 214 p., 85 b/w ill. + 16 colour ill., 220 x 280 mm, ISBN 9782503529776.‎

‎The present volume analyzes the functions of landscape imagery within medieval Northern European manuscript illumination, and also takes into account the ideological and the economic milieus in which they were produced. This book proposes a new methodological framework for the study of medieval landscape imagery, by analyzing the functions of landscape imagery within Northern European manuscript illumination. Taking a historicist approach, this study explores landscape imagery within a broad range of specific manuscript contexts, taking into account the ideological and the economic milieus in which they were produced. Organized into three sections, this study will look at how landscape functioned as ornament, didactic tool (space) and political tool (place). The first section looks at the role that landscape imagery had in the hierarchy of book decoration, and how it responded to late medieval mnemonic systems and devotional practices. It also addresses the emergence of landscape as a form of ornamental elaboration, sometimes as a means to appeal to specific aesthetic criteria, or as a way to create extra-textual associations to augment the message of the text. The second section is concerned with landscape within encyclopedic and allegorical manuscripts, and will analyze how artists constructed space to communicate specific lessons or ideas, for example to frame debates about the role of agricultural labor or to present the dynastic ambitions of the Burgundian court. Finally, the third section explores the visualization of the political and economic landscape of late medieval Europe, particularly focusing on how landscape was structured to respond issues of status, power and identity not only in works created for the landed nobility but within manuscripts made for urban patrons as well. Concentrating on manuscripts from Paris, Northern France and Flanders from the late thirteenth to the early sixteenth centuries, this book will offer new insights as it contextualizes the emergence of landscape painting in the late middle ages. Languages : English.‎

Référence libraire : 40471

‎W. Stenhouse;‎

‎Harvey Miller. Ancient Inscriptions ,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2002 Hardback, 439 p., 324 b/w ill. + 23 colour ill., 22 x 28,5. ISBN 9781872501451.‎

‎Latin inscriptions found on buildings, tombstones, altars and votive monuments form a rich source of information for historians about classical Rome. By the early seventeenth century, ancient epigraphy had become a highly developed branch of learning, and the drawings of inscriptions preserved in the Paper Museum offer a fascinating insight into this earlier world of scholarship ? in some cases providing our only record of the piece being illustrated. The drawings in this volume cover a wide chronological range and provide details about Roman law, the Roman army and officials of the Roman Empire as well as aspects of Roman life overlooked in literary sources. Languages : English.‎

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‎D. Pegler, D. Freedberg;‎

‎Fungi, three volumes catalogue the extensive corpus of mycological drawings in the Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo.‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2006 Hardback, 3 vol., 1028 pages., 24 b/w ill. + 901 colour ill., 21 x 28. *fine condition! ISBN 9781905375059.‎

‎These three volumes catalogue the extensive corpus of mycological drawings in the Paper Museum of Cassiano dal Pozzo. Executed mostly in watercolour between 1625 and 1630 and depicting fungi native to Umbria and the environs of Rome, they constitute the first sustained attempt to survey all the larger fungi of a region, recording in detail the stages of their growth. Laden with notes on colour, smell, taste, weight, season and the locality in which the specimens had been found, the almost six hundred folios were commissioned by Federico Cesi (1585-1630), founder of Europe?s first scientific academy, the Accademia dei Lincei. They were acquired by Cassiano dal Pozzo after Cesi?s death and were greatly admired by those who saw them in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Thought to have been lost until their rediscovery in 1979 in the library of the Institut de France in Paris, the drawings are also remarkable for their pioneering use of the microscope, a novel instrument given to Cesi in 1624 by Galileo and used throughout the pages of these manuscripts to enhance the direct observation of nature. Also included are drawings of fungi commissioned by Cassiano and his brother Carlo Antonio dal Pozzo now in the Royal Library, Windsor Castle, and an early set of copies of the Cesi originals in the library of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. Each drawing is reproduced in colour with accompanying text, and two introductory essays discuss the scientific investigations and collecting activities of Cesi and Cassiano and the importance of these drawings in the history of science and art. Languages : English.‎

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‎F. Garbari, L. Tongiorgi Tomasi;‎

‎Harvey Miller. Flora: The Erbario Miniato and other Drawings,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2007 Hardback, 2 vol., 664 p., 368 b/w ill. + 317 colour ill., 22 x 28,5. ISBN 9781905375189.‎

‎These volumes catalogue more than 200 botanical drawings from the Erbario Miniato, an early seventeenth-century herbal made for Federico Cesi and acquired by Cassiano after Cesi's death in 1630. Also included are a further sixty or so loose sheets that originally formed a companion volume, broken up in the eighteenth century, and botanical drawings commissioned by Cassiano and Carlo Antonio dal Pozzo. Most of the drawings depict the native flora of central Italy, but mycological specimens, rarities from across Europe and recently imported species such as the crown imperial, the tobacco plant, the tomato and the aubergine are also represented. Languages : English.‎

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‎R.M. Savory, D.A. Agius (eds.);‎

‎Logos Islamikos Studia Islamica in Honorem Georgii Michaelis Wickens,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1984 Paperback, 361 p., +plate, 16 x 24. ISBN 9780888448064.‎

‎Languages : English.‎

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‎R.J. Long (ed.);‎

‎Philosophy and the God of Abraham Essays in Memory of James A. Weisheipl O.P.,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1991 Paperback, 306 p., 16 x 24. ISBN 9780888448125.‎

‎Languages : English.‎

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‎B. D. Walfish (ed.); Frank Ephraim Talmag‎

‎Apples of Gold in Settings of Silver : Studies in Medieval Jewish Exegesis and Polemics.‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 1999 Hardback, 463 pages., ENG.,235 x 160 x 35 mm, NEW. ISBN 9780888448149.‎

‎This volume gathers together the major essays of the late Frank Ephraim Talmage, who served as professor in the Department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Toronto until his death in 1988. Talmage's research interests emerged from his study of David Kimhi on whose family and intellectual world he became the leading authority. Talmage's study of Joseph Kimhi's biblical purism, newly translated for this volume, offers, for instance, a fresh look at the polemicist and exegete through the prism of grammatical works. Of the exegetical studies included in this volume, perhaps the best known is 'Apples of Gold', a wide-ranging exploration of the power of allegory in medieval Jewish thought that has proved a standard in its field. 'Trauma at Tortosa', another seminal, deeply-felt essay, analyzes Abraham Rimoch's commentary on the Book of Psalms in order to understand the exegete's state of mind and his psychological withdrawal in the wake of the disputation at Tortosa in 1413-1414, a painful event that led to mass conversions of Jews to Christianity. The polemical studies in the collection focus on Jewish-Christian relations in Spain, Provence and Bohemia. Several of these studies are here translated for the first time. Talmage was one of the few scholars to have worked on Bohemian Jewry, and his writings offer new insights into a fascinating Jewish community influenced by both Ahskenazi and Sephardic traditions, and a world in which popular religious sentiment and intellectual discourse were frequently at loggerheads. A bibliography of Talmage's writings and comprehensive indexes complete the volume. Languages : English.‎

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‎T. E Burman, M. D. Meyerson, L. Shopkow (eds.);‎

‎Religion, Text, and Society in Medieval Spain and Northern Europe Essays in Honor of J.N. Hillgarth,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2002 Hardback, XX+373 p., 15 x 23. ISBN 9780888448163.‎

‎The scholarship of Jocelyn Nigel Hillgarth touches the whole history of medieval Spain, the history of Christianity and its institutional practices, and the medieval intellectual achievement. The essays by students and friends gathered here honour the remarkable reach of that lifework and the sympathies in which it remains rooted. Essays by David Abulafia, Anthony Bonner, Harvey Hames, and Charles H. Lohr explore the writings of the Majorcan scholastic, reformer and missionary, Ramon Lull. The broader history of Spain may be found in Jacques Fontaine's consideration of the eponymous founder of Spain, Hispalus; in Manuel C. Diaz y Diaz's discussion of royal liturgy in Visigothic Spain; in Lucy K. Pick's examination of the tenth-century queen-regent of Leon, Elvira; and in Mark Meyerson's exploration of the fate of the Jews of Morvedre (Sagunto) in 1348. Other papers study the complex interaction between the institutional structures of the church and the spirit that animated them: Clarissa Atkinson compares the biographies of Anselm of Canterbury and Christina of Markyate to uncover differing sources of authority. Giles Constable argues that the various historical and legendary lives of Odo Arpinus - nobleman, Cluniac prior, and crusader in Old French epic - reveal an underlying coherence. In a study of Dubrovnik's Dalmatian martyrs, Richard Gyug shows how ecclesiastical politics as well as economic and religious rivalry work to determine the structures of civic identity. Phyllis Pobst examines the archbishop Eudes Rigaud's record of his visitations in the diocese of Rouen, and William Lundell studies the response of the Carthusian order in the face of schism. Texts lie at the heart of a concluding group of four essays: the writings of John Cassian on the relationship of the eremitic and cenobitic lives in Stephen Driver's work; the Norman history of Dudo of St-Quentin in Leah Shupkow's essay; the translation of philosophical texts into architectures of stone at Chartres in Edouard Jeauneau's article; and the Christian use of Muslim commentaries on the Latin translations of the Qur'an in Thomas E. Burman's paper. Languages : English.‎

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‎L. Clark, M. Jurkowski, C. Richmond (eds.);‎

‎Image, Text, and Church, 1380-1600 Essays for Margaret Aston,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, 2009 Hardback, XIV+289 p., 15 b/w ill., 15 x 23. ISBN 9780888448200.‎

‎This collection of essays has been assembled as a tribute to the eminent ecclesiastical historian Dr. Margaret Aston, Fellow of the British Academy. Many of the contributors are themselves distinguished scholars of the late medieval and early modern Church. The twelve essays reflect the extraordinary breadth of Dr. Aston's interests, reaching beyond history into the cognate disciplines of literature, theology, art history and codicology. Colin Richmond's personal appreciation is followed by Anne Hudson's engrossing study of how John Wyclif gained access to the books that he used and cited. Essays by Ann Eljenholm Nichols, Elizabeth Eisenstein and Richard Marks all focus, in different ways, on the relationship between religious text and image. Three biographical essays - by Jeremy Catto, Alison McHardy and Maureen Jurkowski - describe widely varying careers in the late medieval church, from the archbishop of Canterbury to an obscure Lollard preacher. Lollardy is the subject also of Norman Tanner's essay on the conciliar treatment of heresy and the condemnation of Wyclif's teachings, while Ian Forrest considers the role of defamation and heresy in late medieval social life. Andrew Hope compares reputation and reality in the career of the early Tudor reformer John Colet, and John Bossy examines the devotional compositions of the Elizabethan nobleman, Lord Henry Howard. While providing ample testimony of Aston?s influence, these essays are also of considerable - even seminal ?-importance in their own right, and deserve a place on the shelf of any serious student of the period. Languages : English.‎

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‎Modern British bookbinding. La reliure moderne Brittanique. De moderne Britse boekband,‎

‎London, Designer Bookbinders, 1985‎

‎Exhibition Bibliotheca Wittockiana, Brussels‎

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‎VAN EEDEN, Ed.‎

‎Boekenwurmen & ander ongedierte. Over de omgang met boeken.‎

‎Utrecht / Antwerpen, Kosmos- Z&K Uitgevers, 1993 Originele uitgeversomslag, 20x12.5 cm., 20.5x12.8 cm., 75 pp. + 4. ISBN 9789021519524.‎

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‎J. Parisot (ed.);‎

‎Demonstrations I a XXII,‎

‎Turnhout, Brepols, original edition: 1897, reprint Paperback, 526 p., 18 x 26,5. ISBN 17500010200.‎

‎Languages : Syriac.‎

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