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Al servei de l’altar: Tresors d’orfebreria de les esglésies Catalanes (segles IX–XIII)

04/2019 | 1393 | 161

Pages: 346-348

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Reviewer:

O'Donnell, Maeve (O'Donnell, Maeve)

Subjects

media:

Metalwork / Manuscripts / Murals

subjects:

Catalan / Churches / Medieval art / Metalwork / Altars / Chalices / Crosiers / Crosses

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subjects:

Al servei de l’altar: Tresors d’orfebreria de les esglésies Catalanes (segles IX–XIII) By Lourdes de Sanjosé i Llongueras. | :

Illustrations

Attributed works:

3. The second Horseman of the Apocalypse riding a red horse and holding a chalice, from the Girona Beatus. c.975. Parchment, 40 by 26 cm. (Cathedral of Girona, inv. no.7(11), f.63r).

Article

'Scribe faber lima': A crozier in Florence Reconsidered

06/1979 | 915 | 121

Pages: 364-369+371

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Author:

Campbell, M. L. (Campbell, M. L.)

Subjects

dates:

1100-1199

museums and institutions:

Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence, Italy

places:

England / Italy / Florence

subjects:

Metalwork / Enamels

subjects:

Crosiers

subjects:

David / Virtues / Iconography

subjects:

Bible stories

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

37. Head of a crozier. English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).

Western art unattributed:

38. Virtues and Vices on the Bargello crozier. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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39. Grotesques on the Bargello crozier. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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40. Grotesques on the Bargello crozier. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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41. Grotesques on the Bargello crozier. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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42. Detail of the Whithorn crozier. English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt and Champlevé Enamel, 20 by 9 cm. (On Loan to the National Museum of Antiquities, Edinburgh).

Western art unattributed:

43. Detail of the Stem of the St David's crozier. English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper, Gilt and Engraved, Length of Stem 11 cm. (St David's Cathedral, Wales).

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44. Detail of the Stem of the St David's crozier. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper, Gilt and Engraved, Length of Stem 11 cm. (St David's Cathedral, Wales).]

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45. Samuel Anointing David. Detail of Fig. 37. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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46. David and Goliath. Detail of Fig. 37. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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47. David Beheading Goliath. Detail of Fig. 37. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel, 22.7 by 9 cm. (Bargello, Florence).]

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48. Casket, English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt and Champlevé Enamel, 5 by 7.9 by 10.8 cm. (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).

Western art unattributed:

49. Eton College Ms. 177. f6vr. English, Thirteenth Century. (Library, Eton College).

Western art unattributed:

50. B. L. Arundel Ms. 157, f. 19. English, c.1200. (British Library).

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51. Pierpont Morgan Library Ms. 619 Verso. English, 1160-80. (Pierpont Morgan Library, New York).

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52. Effigy of Bishop Roger of Salisbury (1107-50). (Nave South Arcade, Salisbury Cathedral).

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53. Dover Bible. English, c.1150. (Corpus Christi College, Cambridge).

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The Whithorn Crozier, a Newly Discovered English Enamel

05/1967 | 770 | 109

Pages: 298-301

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Author:

Oman, Charles (Oman, Charles; Oman, Charles Chichele; O., C. C.; Oman, C. C.; Oman, Charles C.)

Subjects

dates:

1150-1199

places:

England

subjects:

British sculpture / Enamels / Metalwork

subjects:

Crosiers

subjects:

Conservation

subjects:

Bishops / Patronage

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

36. The Whithorn Crozier (See Figs.38-9), before Restoration. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 20 cm.; Width, 9 cm.]

Western art unattributed:

37. Prophets on the Whithorn Crozier (See Figs.38-9) [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 20 cm.; Width, 9 cm.]

Western art unattributed:

38. Head of the Whithorn Crozier. English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 20 cm.; Width, 9 cm.

Western art unattributed:

39. Head of a Crozier. English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 20 cm.; Width, 9 cm. (Formerly Cathedral of Whithorn, Galloway.)

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40. Head of a Crozier. English, c. 1175. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 22.7 cm.; Width, 9 cm. (Formerly St Pèreen-Vallée, Chartres; Carrand Collection, Museo Nazionale, Florence.)

Western art unattributed:

41-4. Bishops on the Whithorn Crozier Reproduced in Figs.38-39. [English, Late Twelfth Century. Copper-Gilt Decorated with Champlevé Enamel; Height, 20 cm.; Width, 9 cm.]

Article

An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

11/1928 | 308 | 53

Pages: 215+218+220-221+224-226

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Author:

Watts, W. W. (W. W. W.) (Watts, W. W. (W. W. W.); Watts, William W.; Watts, William Walter)

Subjects

dates:

1600-1799

dates:

1550-1599

museums and institutions:

University of Oxford, Oxford, Great Britain

museums and institutions:

Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Great Britain

places:

England / Oxford

subjects:

Silverwork / British / Exhibitions

subjects:

Mazers / Crosiers / Ceremonial vessels / Silverwork

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Metalwork

subjects:

Elizabethan / Stuart / Georgian

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

Plate I. A-Mazer Bowl; Late Fifteenth Century. (Oriel College); B-Chalice and Paten; 1527. (Trinity College); C-Pair of Flagons, 1598, Communion Cup and Cover, 1612. (Wadham College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate II. A-Salt-Cellar; 1490. (New College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate II. B-Tankard; 1574. (Ashmolean Museum). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. C-Steeple Cup and Cover; 1610. (Brasenose College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate III. A-Two-Handled Cup; 1673. (University College); B-Two-Handled Beaker. (Exeter College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate III. C-Ewer and Dish; 1716. (Christ Church). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate IV. A-Two-Handled Cup and Cover; c. 1690. (All Souls College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate IV. B-Two-Handled Loving Cup and Cover; 1736. (Brazenose College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

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Plate IV. C-Jug and Cover; 1711. (Jesus College). An Exhibition of Silver Belonging to the Colleges of Oxford

Letter

The Reichenau Crosier

03/1918 | 180 | 32

Pages: 121

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Author:

Mitchell, H. P. (Mitchell, H. P.; M., H. P.; Mitchell, Mr.)

Subjects

places:

France / Germany

subjects:

Crosiers / Metalwork / Enamel

subjects:

Reichenau School

Article

The Reichenau Crosier

02/1918 | 179 | 32

Pages: 65-67+70-73

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Author:

Mitchell, H. P. (Mitchell, H. P.; M., H. P.; Mitchell, Mr.)

Subjects

dates:

1300-1399

museums and institutions:

Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Great Britain

places:

France / Germany

subjects:

Crosiers / Metalwork / Enamels / Techniques

subjects:

Ecclesiastical / Garments

subjects:

Medieval / Gothic (Medieval)

subjects:

Reichenau School

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

Plate I. The Victoria and Albert Museum. The Reichenau Crosier

Western art unattributed:

Plate II. The Victoria and Albert Museum. Details of the Knop of the Reichenau Crosier. S. Mary Magdalen, Virgin and Child, S. Pirminius, the Three Magi. Rubbing of the Inscription. The Reichenau Crosier

Article

The Crozier in Heraldry and Ornament

03/1914 | 132 | 24

Pages: 335-340

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Author:

Beck, Egerton (Beck, Egerton; B., E.; Beck, E.)

Subjects

dates:

1200-1499

places:

England / France / Italy

subjects:

Crosiers / Ecclesiastical / Typology

subjects:

Sources / Documents / Iconography

subjects:

Bishops / Catholicism / Abbots

Illustrations

Attributed works:

Figure 1. The tau in the hands of a crowned king as found in Mathew Paris' 'Lives of the Offas'.

Attributed works:

Figure 2. The headpiece of a staff as seen in paintings by Hubert and John Van Eyck . A crescent in which are represented S Martin on horseback and the beggar by his side.

Attributed works:

Figure 8. An example of a crozier from the manuscript of Matthew Paris in the library of Corpus Christi College in Cambridge.

Western art unattributed:

Fig. 10. An example of a staff with abnormal shape from a bas relief at Monza.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 11. The staff of the Armenian archbishop in the monastery of San Lazzaro at Venice.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 3. An 11th century English crozier with a sculpted serpent.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 4. A crozier as seen in a 13th century Milanese manuscript with a dog-like appearance of the head.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 5. An example of a walking-stick crozier from a 12th century chronicle of S Sophia in Benevento in the Vatican library.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 6. An example of a crozier from the Cotton MS. Nero D 4 in the British Museum.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 7. A crozier of a more ornate character as found in the drawings of the 'Life of S. Guthlac' in the British Museum.

Western art unattributed:

Figure 9. The staff of Bishop William Elphinstone, of Aberdeen from his portrait in the possession of the University of Aberdeen.

Short Notice

An English Ivory of the Eleventh Century

10/1903 | 7 | 3

Pages: 99-101

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Author:

Read, C. Hercules (Read, C. Hercules; Read, Charles Hercules; Read, C. H.; Read, Charles H.; R., C. H.; Read, Hercules)

Subjects

dates:

0800-0899

dates:

1900-1909

museums and institutions:

British Museum, London, Great Britain

places:

England

subjects:

Crosiers / Ivories

subjects:

British sculpture

subjects:

Art museums / Acquisitions

Illustrations

Western art unattributed:

English Tau Cross (Head of Crosier) in Ivory; Recently Presented to the British Museum. (Actual Size.)

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