Planet Open Knowledge The Unicorn Tapestries (1495–1505)
Adam Green - July 23, 2019 in allegory, hunting, medieval, middle ages, tapestries, unicorns
The enigmatic story of the Unicorn Tapestries, whose multifarious medieval symbolism still beguiles.
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The Unicorn Tapestries (1495–1505)
Adam Green - July 23, 2019 in allegory, hunting, medieval, middle ages, tapestries, unicorns
The enigmatic story of the Unicorn Tapestries, whose multifarious medieval symbolism still beguiles.
Music in the Margins: The Funeral of Reynard the Fox (13th century)
Adam Green - July 13, 2017 in animals, folklore, fox, manuscripts, medieval, middle ages, renard, reynard, reynard the fox
A motley crew of anthropomorphic animals found adorning the lower margins of a finely illuminated book of hours produced in late thirteenth-century England.
Music in the Margins: The Funeral of Reynard the Fox (13th century)
Adam Green - July 13, 2017 in animals, folklore, fox, manuscripts, medieval, middle ages, renard, reynard, reynard the fox
A motley crew of anthropomorphic animals found adorning the lower margins of a finely illuminated book of hours produced in late thirteenth-century England.
Music in the Margins: The Funeral of Reynard the Fox (13th century)
Adam Green - July 13, 2017 in animals, folklore, fox, manuscripts, medieval, middle ages, renard, reynard, reynard the fox
A motley crew of anthropomorphic animals found adorning the lower margins of a finely illuminated book of hours produced in late thirteenth-century England.
Music in the Margins: The Funeral of Reynard the Fox (13th century)
Adam Green - July 13, 2017 in animals, folklore, fox, manuscripts, medieval, middle ages, renard, reynard, reynard the fox
A motley crew of anthropomorphic animals found adorning the lower margins of a finely illuminated book of hours produced in late thirteenth-century England.
Cuttings from a Medieval Italian Choirbook
Adam Green - May 6, 2014 in British Library, italian choirbook, manuscript, medieval
THE BRITISH LIBRARY - James Freeman explores cuttings from a huge 14th century Italian choirbook and how digital technology is now helping scholars build a picture of the once intact original through virtually reuniting the "diaspora" of fragments.
Cuttings from a Medieval Italian Choirbook
Adam Green - May 6, 2014 in British Library, italian choirbook, manuscript, medieval
THE BRITISH LIBRARY - James Freeman explores cuttings from a huge 14th century Italian choirbook and how digital technology is now helping scholars build a picture of the once intact original through virtually reuniting the "diaspora" of fragments.
Tractatus de Herbis (ca.1440)
Adam Green - April 22, 2014 in drugs, herbs, medicine, medieval, sloane 4016, Tractatus de Herbis
Selections from a beautifully illustrated 15th century version of the “Tra…
Tractatus de Herbis (ca.1440)
Adam Green - April 22, 2014 in drugs, herbs, medicine, medieval, sloane 4016, Tractatus de Herbis
Selections from a beautifully illustrated 15th century version of the “Tra…