/r/Medievalart
A subreddit meant to share the artwork of the medieval time period in Europe.
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Post articles, manuscripts, artworks, anything related to art from the middle ages! (If possible, try to find a high-res version)
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St. Eustace Reliquary. Basel. c. 1190
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Looking for the origin of this kitty! I found a site its says it's from "Book of Hours, Lyon, ca. 1505-1510. // Lyon, BM, Ms 6881, fol. 30r" but I consulted the manuscript in question (on the morgan library & museum) and the kitty isn't there. Someone can help? 🙏🙏
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Bronze equestrian aquamanile. c. 1275 CE. Northern Germany/Lower Saxony.
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A double date
It feels like when your friend arrives with the double dates and you never met yours before.
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Gold rings, fine examples of some major types of rings 300 to 1600 CE Western Europe and Byzantium. Private coll. Les Enluminaires. Paris
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Profile Portrait of a Lady by an unknown Franco-Flemish artist, ca.1410. National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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Illustration From The Manesse Codex, also known as the Große Heidelberger Liederhandschrift. This codex was compiled in Zurich between 1300 and 1340.
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Illustration From The Manesse Codex, also known as the Große Heidelberger Liederhandschrift. This codex was compiled in Zurich between 1300 and 1340.
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Miniature Excised from a Psalter: The Nativity (c. 1270).
This miniature survives with other fragments from a psalter preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. It has been suggested that the manuscript may have been made for Queen Eleanor of Provence who became a nun of Amesbury in England following the death of her husband, King Henry III. The style and high quality of this miniature supports its association with a deluxe manuscript psalter made for a high-ranking patron.
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The Father, The Son, and The Trinity, from the hours of marguerite d'orléans, france, illuminated c. 1430.
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To hell with your fancy divider!
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The man needs a doctor🫣
Roman d’Alexandre, Tournai 1338-1344. Bodleian Library, MS. Bodl. 264, fol. 56r
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A nun lion
Pontifical of Guillaume Durand, Avignon, before 1390 Paris, Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, ms. 143, fol. 165r (?)
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The Maastricht Hours’, Liège 14th century British Library, Stowe 17, fol. 197v
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Mourning figure. Tomb of Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy. 1404.
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Can someone explain this?
Matfre Ermengau, Breviari d’amor, Occitania 14th century BnF, Français 857, fol. 197v
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Fun group activity
source?
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The landscape costume of Elector Johann Georg I of Saxony, embroidered by Hans Erich in 1611 in Dresden, Germany. The costume is embroidered with the Elbe landscape near Dresden and Meißen and shows farming activities, people and animals, as well as the Dresden Castle [2707x2098]
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I’ve finally found a professional iconographer to teach an online medieval letter illumination workshop this January. Please join us and share this post!
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Dual between a couple?
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Something different.. Rothschild Hours
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Illumination depicting two witches riding a broomstick and a stick, from Martin LeFranc’s Les Champion des dames c. 1451
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the creation "god as architect of the world", miniature from a bible moralisée, paris, c. 1225.
source: Vienna, ÖNB, Cod. 2554
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Beautiful 6pack on baby Jesus
Seen in Antigua, Guatamala. There is a lot going on in this.
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the frog and the serpent, illustration from a german translation of the fables of bidpai, swabia, c. 1480.
source: Chantilly, Bibliothèque et archives du château, Ms. 680 (olim 1389), fol. 218r
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