The Antiquary volume 44
The Antiquary volume 44
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John Hebb.
at tfce %\w of tbe DtoL It may well be doubted whether a finer collection of illuminated manuscripts has ever been brought together in one room than that which has been on view at the Burlington Fine Arts Club. Its range is from the ninth to the sixteenth century, and it includes examples of every civilized nationality in Europe. There are over eighty English manu- scripts, the Winchester School of the tenth century being represented by the famous AT THE SIGN OF THE OWL.
269 Benedict...ional of St. ^Ethelwold, and the later periods by many quaint and beautiful specimens of Bible, Breviary, Psalter, and Book of Hours. Of no less importance is the French Series, which begins with a Beauvais Sacramentary of the tenth century, and includes examples of the schools of Pucelle and Jean Fouquet ; while the techni- cal achievement of the Renaissance may be studied in the Italian work of the fifteenth century, and Flanders and Spain are fully and admirably represented.
In all there are 269 examples, including some single leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Hebb.
at tfce %\w of tbe DtoL It may well be doubted whether a finer collection of illuminated manuscripts has ever been brought together in one room than that which has been on view at the Burlington Fine Arts Club. Its range is from the ninth to the sixteenth century, and it includes examples of every civilized nationality in Europe. There are over eighty English manu- scripts, the Winchester School of the tenth century being represented by the famous AT THE SIGN OF THE OWL.
269 Benedict...ional of St. ^Ethelwold, and the later periods by many quaint and beautiful specimens of Bible, Breviary, Psalter, and Book of Hours. Of no less importance is the French Series, which begins with a Beauvais Sacramentary of the tenth century, and includes examples of the schools of Pucelle and Jean Fouquet ; while the techni- cal achievement of the Renaissance may be studied in the Italian work of the fifteenth century, and Flanders and Spain are fully and admirably represented.
In all there are 269 examples, including some single leaves.
What to read after The Antiquary volume 44?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Collyer to read onlineMoreLess
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