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Louis de Bruges (1422-1492) offers his book to King Charles VIII (1470-1498) Miniature from the manuscript ms. 2695 "The Book of Tournaments of Rene d Anjou"by the master of the Heart of Love epris (Barthelemy d Eyck), 1460
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Louis de Bruges (1422-1492) offers his book to King Charles VIII (1470-1498) Miniature from the manuscript ms. 2695 "The Book of Tournaments of Rene d Anjou"by the master of the Heart of Love epris (Barthelemy d Eyck), 1460
JLJ4593534 Louis de Bruges (1422-1492) offers his book to King Charles VIII (1470-1498) Miniature from the manuscript ms. 2695 " The Book of Tournaments of Rene d Anjou" by the master of the Heart of Love epris (Barthelemy d Eyck), 1460. Paris, B.N. by Beaussant altarpiece Master (Coeur d amour epris master) (active 1440-1470); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Louis de Bruges (1422-1492) offers his book to King Charles VIII (1470-1498) Miniature from the manuscript ms. 2695 " The Book of Tournaments of Rene d Anjou" by the master of the Heart of Love epris (Barthelemy d Eyck), 1460. Paris, B.N.); Photo © Photo Josse
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the 15th century French court as Louis de Bruges presents his book to King Charles VIII. The scene is beautifully captured in a miniature from the manuscript "The Book of Tournaments of Rene d Anjou" by the master of the Heart of Love epris, Barthelemy d Eyck. Louis de Bruges, a prominent writer and member of nobility, can be seen offering his literary masterpiece to King Charles VIII. As he extends the book towards the king, it symbolizes not only a gift but also an act of reverence and respect for royal patronage. The exquisite illumination surrounding this momentous occasion adds an air of grandeur and sophistication. Delicate lily flowers adorn the borders, representing purity and regal elegance. Animals depicted within further enhance the symbolism - perhaps signifying loyalty or heraldic emblems associated with both figures. This image offers us a glimpse into French literature and culture during that era. It showcases not only the importance placed on written works but also highlights how writers sought recognition from royalty to elevate their status. Through this remarkable photograph, we are reminded of France's rich history in literature and its enduring legacy as a hub for artistic expression.
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