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Tributes to Nigel J. Morgan. Contexts of Medieval Art: Images, Objects and Ideas
| Edizione: | Brepols Publishers, 2010 | | Collana: | Tributes |
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J.J.G. Alexander, An English Twelfth-Century Manuscript
of Hugh of St. Victor and Examples of Italian Fitfteenth-Century
Illumination in the Lilly Library, Bloomington, Indiana; J.
Barclay-Lloyd, Creating a Medieval Interior in Melbourne:
the Stained Glass Windows of St. Patricks Cathedral;
A. Bennett, A French Clerics Handbook of
Devotions of the Early Thirteenth Century; P. Binski,
The Ante-Reliquary Chapel Paintings in Norwich Cathedral:
The Holy Blood, St. Richard and All
Saints; M. Campbell, An English Medieval
Jug; L. Dennison, A Unique Monument: the
Brass of Philippe de Mézières; E.
Duffy, The Four Latin Doctors in Late Medieval
England; R. Gibbs, Dreams of Salvation:
Vitale da Bolognas Mezzaratta Nativity and its
Progeny; G. Henderson, The Idiosyncrasies of a
Thirteenth-Century Illustrator: The Old Testament Cycle in St.
Johns College Cambridge, Ms.K.26 Revisited; T.A.
Heslop, Attending at Calvary: an Early Fifteenth-Century
English Panel Painting; M. Kauffmann, The Alheide
Psalter, a Thuringian Manuscript Recording Three Hundred Years
of Private Devotion; D. King, John de Warenne, Emund
Gonville and the Thetford Dominican Altar
Paintings; P. Klein, The Meaning of Fables in
the Bayeux Tapestry; S. Lewis,
Apocalypses in Text and Image: From
Translation to Transformation in Fourteenth-Century Vernacular
Apocalypses; J. Luxford, The Monumental Epitaph of
Edmund Crouchback; M. Manion, Illuminating a
Liturgical Text for Lay Use: The Late Medieval Breviary; R.
Marks, The Dean and the Transsexual; Or Why Did John Colet
Desire Burial Before the Image of St. Uncumber; M. Michael,
Transnationality: The Wilton Dyptich as
Text; R. Pfaff, The Glastonbury Collectar;
K.-G. Pfändtner, The Last Knights Search for his
Schoolbooks: Emperor Maximilian I and Early Book Conservation
Strategies; U. Plahter, Norwegian Frontals and Early
Medieval Oil Painting; N. Rogers, The Frenze
Palimpsest; L. Sandler, Mary de Bohuns
Libellus of Devotional Readings on the Virgin Mary, St.
Mary Magdalene and St. Margaret; J. Stratford,
Clerks, Forfeiture and Books; R. Thomson, The
Bury Bible Further Thoughts; P.
Tudor-Craig, St. Francis and the Psalter of
Alphonso BL Addition 24686
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Studies in Carthusian Monasticism in the Late Middle Ages
| Edizione: | Brepols Publishers, 2009 | | Collana: | Medieval Church Studies |
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This volume focuses on aspects of Carthusian history and culture
of the later Middle Ages, a period of growth and vitality within
the order. There is a primary but not exclusive focus on the
English Province, which to date has received at best unbalanced
attention. While the fundamental ambitions and ideals of
Carthusianism formulated, articulated, and lived by the disciples
of St Bruno between the late eleventh and the thirteenth centuries
changed very little, the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries
witnessed developments stimulated by and often commensurate with
the progress of external culture. In such areas as devotional
practice, literature, art and architecture, patronage, and
monastic-lay relations generally, the houses of the order grew
increasingly sophisticated: in some cultural spheres Carthusians
were in the vanguard. The late Middle Ages thus offer rich
opportunities for assessment of how a religious organization
defined and justified by essentially reactionary conventions
responded to constant forinsec evolution.
The volumes approach is multi-disciplinary, involving
both senior and younger Carthusian scholars in investigation of the
main facets of Carthusian life for which significant data survives.
This permits a thorough analysis of the orders character,
one that reflects concern with synoptic understanding of medieval
Carthusianism rather than partial assessment through a specifically
devotional, literary, or more narrowly historical approach. Subject
areas covered include the historical growth of individual
Charterhouses, patronage of Carthusians by secular agents,
Carthusian architecture and manuscript decoration, devotional
practice, and textual culture.
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