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Rathofer 1988). People were shown reflected in the water, the earliest representation of this type of reflection known thus far. Miniature scenes had new informality, with no strong framing forms at the edges. This allowed for continuity beyond the frame of view to be vividly defined. The
Limbourgs developed a more naturalistic mode of representation and developed portraiture of people and surroundings. Religious figures do not inhabit free open space and courtiers are framed by vegetation. This is reminiscent of a more classical representation (Longnon, Cazelles and Meiss 1969). Some conventions used by the Limbourgs, such as a diaper background or the portrayal of night, were influenced by artists such as
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full-page miniature, though most had smaller pages than here. They were also unprecedented in mostly showing one of the duke's castles in the background. They are filled with details of the delights and labors of the months, from the Duke's court to his peasants, a counterpart to the prayers of the hours. Each illustration is surmounted with its appropriate hemisphere showing a solar chariot, the signs and degrees of the
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1012:. All bi-folios are complete rectangles and the edges are unblemished and therefore must have been cut from the centre of skins of sufficient size. The folios measure 30 cm in height by 21.5 cm in width, although the original size was larger as evidenced by several cuts into the miniatures. The tears and natural flaws in the vellum are infrequent and almost go unnoticed (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988).
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presence of this château can be explained by the important role played by
Yolande in the early years of the reign of Charles VII and by how much the king enjoyed staying there. On the left, behind the enceinte, stands a clock-tower, the chimneys of the kitchens and a gate leading to a drawbridge. A horse is coming out and a woman with a basket on her head is on her way in.
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The miniatures are not modeled on any specific visual or literary precedence when compared with other fourteenth century psalters. The manuscript offers a literal interpretation of the words and lacks a selection of more personal prayers. This emphasizes the didactic use of the book of hours (Manion 1995).
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Catherine
Reynolds, in an article of 2005, approached the dating of the "intermediate painter"'s work through the borrowings from it visible in the work of other Parisian illuminators, and placed it in the late 1430s or at the start of the 1440s. This is inconveniently early for what she describes as
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After three centuries in obscurity, the Très Riches Heures gained wide recognition in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, despite having only very limited public exposure at the Musée Condé. Its miniatures helped to shape an ideal image of the Middle Ages in the collective imagination, often
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specifically. The psalters offer a systematic program of illuminations corresponding to the individual psalms. These images are linked together, but are not in the numerical order of the psalter. This emphasizes the idea of the abbreviated psalter, where each psalm is illustrated once (Manion 1995).
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The
Limbourg brothers had artistic freedom but worked within a framework of the religious didactic manuscript. Several artistic innovations by the Limbourg brothers can be noticed in the Très Riches Heures. In the October miniature, the study of light was momentous for Western painting (Cazelles and
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There are other subtle differences between the miniatures created by the
Limbourgs and Colombe. Colombe chose to set large miniatures in frames of marble and gold columns. His faces are less delicate, with more pronounced features. He also used a very intense blue paint that is seen in the landscape
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The Très Riches Heures has changed ownership many times since its creation. The gatherings were certainly in Berry's estate on his death in 1416, but after this little is clear until 1485. A good deal is known about the lengthy and messy disposal of Berry's goods to satisfy his many creditors, which
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The architectural design of the château draws the gaze up towards the dreamily poetic volutes. The towers conceal their protective nature beneath festive trappings, redolent of fabulous adventures in the forests of
Arthurian legends and suggestive of the presence of God in His creation. As François
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In the foreground, it is grape-picking time. The woman in a white and red apron looks pregnant. Other young peasants are picking the purple bunches, while one of them is tasting the grapes. A further character holding a basket is walking towards a mule which is carrying two panniers. The grapes are
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The choice of castles in the calendar is one factor in the dating of the brothers' contribution. The Château of Bicêtre, just outside Paris, was one of Berry's grandest residences, but does not appear in the calendar. It seems likely that this was because no image had been created by
October 1411,
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The
September miniature was almost certainly painted in two phases: first, the upper section with the sky and château was painted in the middle of the fifteenth century, around 1438–1442, in the time of René d’Anjou and Yolande d’Aragon; then the lower scene of grape-picking was completed by Jean
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This section begins with the "Fall of the Angels", which bears a lot of similarity to a panel painting by a
Sienese painter dating from 1340 to 1348, now at the Louvre (Longnon, Cazelles and Meiss 1969). The Limbourgs may have known this work. This miniature has been identified as not originally
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are exceptional and innovative in their size, and the best known element of the decoration of the manuscript. Up to this point any scenes of the labours had been smaller images on the same page as the calendar text, though later 15th-century calendars often adopted the
Limbourg's innovation of a
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and 65 small. The design of the book, which is long and complex, has undergone many changes and reversals. Many artists contributed to its miniatures, calligraphy, initials, and marginal decorations, but determining their precise number and identity remains a matter of debate. Painted largely by
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in 1904, to coincide with a major exhibition of French Gothic art in Paris where it was exhibited in the form of 12 plates from the Durrieu monograph, as the terms of Aumale's bequest forbade its removal from Chantilly. The work became increasingly famous, and increasingly reproduced. The first
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In the background stands the Château de Saumur with its chimneys and weathervanes decorated with golden fleurs-de-lys. It was built by Louis II d'Anjou then given to his wife Yolande d’Aragon, the mother of King René and mother-in-law of Charles VII, over whom she had a considerable sway. The
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In addition Pognon identifies the "pious painter" who painted many of the religious scenes later in the book during the initial campaign. The "courtly", "rustic" and "pious" painters would probably equate to the three Limbourg brothers, or perhaps other artists in their workshop. There are
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In 1884, Léopold Delisle correlated the manuscript with the description of an item in an inventory drawn up after Berry's death: "several gatherings of a very rich book of hours , richly historiated and illuminated, that Pol and his brothers made". Delisle's resulting attribution to
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mansion. Upon Berry's death in 1416, a final inventory was done on his estate that described the incomplete and unbound gatherings of the book as the "très riches heures" ("very rich hours") to distinguish it from the 15 other books of hours in Berry's collection, including the
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acquired the manuscript, probably as a gift, and commissioned Jean Colombe to complete the manuscript around 1485–1489. Sixteenth-century Flemish artists imitated the figures or entire compositions found in the calendar (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988). The manuscript belonged to
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the "generally accepted" identification with Barthélemy van Eyck, and in any case she detects a number of stylistic differences between van Eyck and the "intermediate painter." Jonathan Alexander sees no stylistic need to hypothesize an intermediate painter at all.
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was disrupted by the insanity of the king and the Burgundian and English occupation of Paris, but there are no references to the manuscript. It seems to have been in Paris for much of this period, and probably earlier; some borders suggest the style of the Parisian
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When Aumale saw the manuscript in Genoa he was able to recognize it as a commission of Berry, probably because he was familiar with a set of plates of other manuscripts of Berry published in 1834, and subsidized by the government of the duke's father, King
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The book of hours consists of prayers and devotional exercises, freely arranged into primary, secondary and supplementary texts. Other than the calendar at the beginning, the order is random and can be customized for the recipient or region. The
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the genitals of the peasant in the February scene. The Musée Condé decided in the 1980s, somewhat controversially, to remove the manuscript completely both from public display and scholarly access, replacing it with copies of a complete modern
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was one of Berry's interests, and several works on the subject were in Berry's library. The two figures are sometimes regarded as male and (looking out at the viewer) female, but Pognon finds both "strangely hermaphrodite", and intentionally
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were regarded as the most important, and therefore subject to the most lavish illustration. The Très Riches Heures is rare in that it includes several miracles performed before the commencement of the passion (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988).
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of some miniatures. Colombe is worked in his own style without attempting to imitate that of the Limbourgs (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988). In folio 75 he followed the Limbourgs by including a depiction of one of his patron's castles in the
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published a feature with full-page reproductions of the 12 calendar scenes, at a little larger than their actual size but at very low-quality. Catering to American sensibilities of the time, the magazine censored one of the images by
1388:, folio 141v). Margaret Manion, however, has suggested that, "although the subjects are handled in an innovative manner, they fit within the context of the prayerbook and could well have been part of a developing collaborative plan."
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1732:: "une layette plusieurs cayers d'unes très riches heures que faisoient Pol et ses frères, très richement historiez et enluminez". The English translation (without the bracketed explanatory additions) is from Manion 1996, p. 308.
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In the middle of the grape pickers, a character is showing his behind. This intentionally grotesque touch contrasts with the extraordinary elegance of the château. Jean Colombe's peasants lack the dignity they have in the other
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and had come to work for Berry after Philip's death. By 1411, the Limbourgs were permanent members of Berry's household (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988). It is also generally agreed that another of Berry's books of hours, the
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This part is represented in four stages within the same miniature. The Fall of Man is thought to have been by Jean de Limbourg and was to belong to a series of miniatures not originally intended for the Très Riches
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Several of the miniatures depict the Duke, fields or castles he owned, and places he visited. This shows the personal function of the book of hours, as it is customized to suit the patron (Cazelles and Rathofer
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in Europe took place from 1350 to 1480; the book of hours became popular in France around 1400 (Longnon, Cazelles and Meiss 1969). At this time many major French artists undertook manuscript illumination.
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Herman Th. Colenbrander. "The Limbourg Brothers, the joyaux of Constantine and Heraclius, the Très Riches Heures and the visit of the Byzantine Emperor Manuel II Palaeologus to Paris in 1400–1402."
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of the liturgical day. Canonical hours refer to the division of day and night for the purpose of prayers. The regular rhythm of reading led to the term "book of hours".(Cazelles and Rathofer 1988)
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being interpreted to serve political and nationalist agendas. This is particularly true for the calendar images, which are the most commonly reproduced. They offer vivid representations of
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Colombe painted all the miniatures of this section, other than “Hell”, which was painted by a Limbourg brother. “Hell” is based on a description from a thirteenth-century Irish monk
1352:(Cazelles and Rathofer 1988). This miniature may not have been originally intended for the manuscript. Meiss and subsequent writers have argued that the full-page miniatures that
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Raymond Cazelles and Johannes Rathofer, Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, Luzern, Faksimile-Verlag, 1984, 416+435 p., facsimile edition of 980 copies with commentary volume
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and his wife. The two were married in 1485 and the Duke died in 1489, implying that it was not one of the original folios. The second painter was identified by Paul Durrieu as
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Cali put it: "These extravagant towers are a dream landscape with constellations of canopies, pinnacles, gables and arrows, with their crockets fluttering against the light."
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and on the left the miniature. January is the largest miniature in the calendar and includes the Duke of Berry at a New Year’s Day feast (Longnon, Cazelles and Meiss 1969).
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consists of a number of prayers and readings in a short form, generally for use by the clergy. The book of hours is a simplified form of breviary designed for use by the
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Cahiers d'archéologie et d'histoire du Berry. En Berry, du Moyen-Âge à la Renaissance. Pages d'histoire et d'histoire de l'art. Mélanges offerts à Jean-Yves Ribault
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Matthias Müller. "Das irdische Territorium als Abbild eines himmlischen. Überlegungen zu den Monatsbildern in den Très Riches Heures des Herzogs Jean de Berry."
2258:, edited by Koert van der Horst and Johann-Christian Klamt, Doornspijk, 1991 (Studies and Facsimiles of Netherlands illuminated manuscripts, 3), p. 109–116.
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Colombe from a sketch left by his predecessor. In general, artists started with the background, then painted in the characters before finishing with their faces.
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There were some miniatures which were incomplete and needed filling in, for example, the foreground figures and faces of the miniature illustrating the
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The Anatomical Zodiac Man concludes the calendar. The twelve signs of the zodiac appear over the corresponding anatomical regions. It contains Berry's
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Masters and miniatures. Proceedings of the congress on medieval manuscript illumination in the Northern Netherlands (Utrecht, 10–13 December 1989)
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Jean-Baptiste Lebigue. "Jean de Berry à l'heure de l'Union. Les Très Riches Heures et la réforme du calendrier à la fin du Grand Schisme."
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In front of the château, between the vines and the moat can be seen a tilting ground surrounded by palisades, where tournaments were held.
189:) the manuscript was left unfinished. It was further added upon in the 1440s by an anonymous painter, who many art historians believe was
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Eberhard König. "Un grand miniaturiste inconnu du XVe siècle français. Le peintre de l'octobre des Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry."
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he was said to have lifted up his coffin lid, and announced to the congregation "I have been condemned to the just judgement of God".
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The illustrations for the psalms employ a literal interpretation of the text that is rare for the late medieval period (Manion 1995).
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The funeral image shows a reputed incident at the funeral of Raymond Diocres, a famous Parisian preacher, when in the middle of his
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Pognon gives the following breakdown of the main miniatures in the Calendar, using more cautious stylistic names for the artists:
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The "intermediate painter", also called the Master of the Shadows, as shadows are an element of his style, is often thought to be
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Klara H. Broekhuijsen. "The legend of the grateful dead. A misinterpreted miniature in the Très Riches Heures of Jean de Berry."
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The contents of the book are typical of those of a book of hours, though the quantity of illumination is extremely unusual.
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and his two brothers, Jean and Herman, "has received general acceptance and also provided the manuscript with its name."
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Patricia Stirnemann and Claudia Rabel. "The 'Très Riches Heures' and two artists associated with the Bedford workshop."
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Bober, Harry (1948). "The Zodiacal Miniature of the Très Riches Heures of the Duke of Berry: Its Sources and Meaning".
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near London, bought it from the baron in 1856. On his return to France in 1871 Aumale placed it in his library at the
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Nicole Reynaud. "Petite note à propos des Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry et de leur entrée à la cour de Savoie."
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Camille 1990, pp. 73–74. Note, however, that in 2008, Timothy Husband, Curator of the Department of Medieval Art at
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There has been much debate regarding the identity and number of artists who contributed to the Très Riches Heures.
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data show were inserted on single leaves were not originally designed for the Très Riches Heures (including the
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Patricia Stirnemann. "Combien de copistes et d'artistes ont contribué aux Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry?"
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Harry Bober. "The Zodiacal Miniature of the Très Riches heures of the Duke of Berry: Its Sources and Meaning."
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Herman Th. Colenbrander. "The Limbourg brothers, the miniaturists of Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry?"
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and Dominique Vanwijnsberghe, Leuven, 2002 (Corpus of illuminated manuscripts, 11–12), p. 213–230.
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The artists of the calendar miniatures have been identified as follows (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988):
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Flanders in a European perspective : Manuscript illumination around 1400 in Flanders and abroad
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Reynolds, Catherine (2005). "The 'Très Riches Heures', the Bedford Workshop and Barthélemy d'Eyck",
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Herman Th. Colenbrander. "Les Très riches heures de Jean, duc de Berry: Un document politique?"
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Manion, Margaret M. (1996). "Très Riches Heures. Book of Hours.", vol. 31, pp. 308–310, in
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from 1507 to 1515 and again from 1519 to 1530. She was the second wife of Charles' son in law.
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Illuminations of heaven and earth : the glories of the Très riches heures du duc de Berry
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being loaded either into the mules' panniers or into the vats on the cart pulled by two oxen.
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in 1857, so beginning its rise to fame. He also exhibited it in 1862 to the members of the
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Catherine Reynolds. "The Très Riches Heures, the Bedford workshop and Barthélemy d'Eyck."
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After this its history is unknown until the 18th century, when it was given its present
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Les Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry et l'enluminure en France au début du XVe siècle
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Margaret M. Manion. "Psalter Illustration in the Très Riches Heures of Jean de Berry."
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French Painting in the Time of Jean De Berry : Limbourgs and Their Contemporaries
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intended for the Très Riches Heures. The final opening has a double-page image of the
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Eglise et Etat, Eglise ou Etat ? Les clercs et la genèse de l'Etat moderne
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March: the courtly painter (landscape) and the Master of the Shadows (figures)
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The Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry : The Glory of the Medieval Book
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in formal attire, against a background of remarkable medieval architecture.
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Bildnis, Fürst und Territorium, Rudolstädter Forschungen zur Residenzkultur
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The Limbourg Brothers : Nijmegen Masters at the French Court 1400-1416
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on a blue background. Such an image appears in no other book of hours, but
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Patricia Stirnemann. "Les Très Riches Heures et les Heures de Bedford."
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Michael Bath. "Imperial renovatio symbolism in the Très Riches Heures."
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that surrounds the text columns, with depictions of the skyline of Rome.
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1930:: An Illuminated Manuscript in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction."
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exchanging New Year gifts. The Duke is seated at the right, in blue.
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alternative analyses and divisions proposed by other specialists.
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when a large mob from Paris looted it and set it on fire in the
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was made. Berry was the third son of the future king of France,
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1963:(1884). "Les livres d'heures du duc de Berry", in three parts.
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devotional book or a collection of prayers that was said at
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2059:(bibliography updated 9 July 2012; subscription required).
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Paul, Johan and Herman. The book is now MS 65 in the
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Liber amicorum in memory of Professor Dr. Maurits Smeyers
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Manion, Margaret M. (1995). "Psalter Illustration in the
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Longnon, John; Cazelles, Raymond; Meiss, Millard (1969).
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The Art of Illumination: The Limbourg Brothers and the
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Les Très Riches Heures de Jean de France, duc de Berry
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2242:Les dossiers de l'archéologie. Enluminure gothique
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1563:; originally published at humanities.uchicago.edu.
730:where the prayers are intended for recital at the
385:breakfast and a private view of the manuscript at
2168:Très Riches Heures, Behind the Gothic masterpiece
2075:, Vol. 147, No. 1229 (August), pp. 526–533,
555:Folio 75 of the Très Riches Heures includes Duke
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2235:Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes
1892:Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes
438:, appeared in 1940 in the French art quarterly
262:("little hours") (Cazelles and Rathofer 1988).
2422:Petites Heures of Jean de France, Duc de Berry
1945:Cazelles, Raymond; Rathofer, Johannes (1988).
1443:Masses for the Liturgical Year: Folios 158–204
771:A New Year's Day feast including Jean de Berry
546:and his wife from 1485 to 1489; folio 75r
391:Galleries and Cabinets of Art in Great Britain
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