Mythical creatures, Karolus initial letters
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Mythical creatures, Karolus initial letters
Mythical creatures, Karolus initial letters, woman copying manuscript, and portrait of St. Louis.. Mythical creatures from Notre Dame de Paris, Karolus initial letters for Charles V (Archives Nationales 401), woman copying a manuscript from Dante (Bibliotheque Nationale Italien 74), and portrait of St. Louis, around 1320 (Archives Nationales 57). Chromolithograph from Ernest Guillots Ornementation des Manuscrits au Moyen-Age (Ornamentation from Manuscripts of the Middle Ages), 1897
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1320 1897 Creature Dame Dante Ernest Guillot Initial Karolus Letter Manuscript Mythical Notre Ornamentation
EDITORS COMMENTS
1. Title: "Mythical Encounters: The Intertwined Worlds of Medieval Manuscripts and Saints". This chromolithograph, "Ornementation des Manuscrits au Moyen-Age" (Ornamentation from Manuscripts of the Middle Ages), by Ernest Guillot, transports us back to the enchanting realm of medieval Europe. The image is a rich tapestry of intrigue, learning, and spirituality, as it brings together the mythical creatures of Notre Dame de Paris, the initial letters of Karolus for Charles V, a woman copying a manuscript from Dante, and the portrait of St. Louis, all from around 1320. The mythical creatures, intricately depicted at the top of the image, hail from the hallowed halls of Notre Dame de Paris. Their fantastical forms, a blend of fearsome and beautiful, reflect the deep-rooted belief in the magical and supernatural during the Middle Ages. Below, the initial letters of Karolus for Charles V are displayed, meticulously crafted and adorned with intricate designs. These letters, housed in the Archives Nationales 401, serve as a testament to the grandeur and importance of the medieval royal court. In the lower left corner, a woman intently copies a manuscript from Dante, her quill poised above the parchment. The Bibliotheque Nationale Italien 74 holds this precious manuscript, a treasure trove of literary and historical knowledge. Finally, the portrait of St. Louis, the revered King of France from 1226 to 1270, graces the right side of the image. This evocative portrait, from the Archives Nationales 57, offers a glimpse into the life of a man who ruled during a time of great change and transformation in European history. Together, these elements weave a tale of the interconnected worlds of mythical creatures, manuscripts, and saints, a story that continues to captivate and inspire us today.
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