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The Reconstruction of an English Carmelite Missal
09/1935 | 390 | 67
Pages: 99-100+102-105+108-111+113
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Author:
Rickert, Margaret (Rickert, Margaret)
Subjects
dates:
1350-1399
museums and institutions:
British Museum, London, Great Britain
places:
England
subjects:
Illuminated manuscripts / Missals / Reconstructions
subjects:
Patronage / Carmelites
subjects:
British painting
subjects:
Christian iconography / Saints / Mary, Virgin / Jesus Christ
subjects:
Liturgy / Mass
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Plate I. A Reconstructed Page from the Sanctorale of the English Carmelite Missal. It Consists of Fifteen Fragments from Different Parts of the Scrap-Books, Add. 29704 and 29705, and Contains Masses for St. Leger: Secret, I(Ntercessio), and Postcommunion, Su(Mpta); St. Francis: Collect, D(Eus), Secret, M(Unera), and Postcommunion, E(Cclesiam); The Octave of St. Michael: Probably One Initial Only, Part of the Spray of Which Can Be Seen Though the Initial is Missing; The Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob: Introit, G(Audeamus), and Collect, D(Eus). Size of Original Page, 56 by 41 cm. (British Museum). The Reconstruction of an English Carmelite Missal
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Plate II. Miniatures in the "Painter" Style. A-The Dedication of the Church. Initial "T" Introducing the Introit (Terribilis) and Two Fragments of Decoration Which Join It. B-Detail (Left Half) of the Miniature of St. Nicholas. Actual Size (British Museum). The Reconstruction of an English Carmelite Missal
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Plate III. Miniatures in the "Decorator" Style. A-Trinity Sunday. Initial "B" Introducing the Introit (Benedicta) and Fragment of Spray Joining It. B-Detail (Left Lower Corner) of the Miniature for Corpus Christi Day. Actual Size (British Museum). The Reconstruction of an English Carmelite Missal
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Plate IV. Miniatures in the "Illustrator" Style. A-Initial "B" Introducing the Votive Mass of the Holy Trinity. The Initial "P" at the Top of the Attached Spray Introduces the Postcommunion of the Common Mass for Several Virgins and Martyrs Which Immediately Precedes the Votive Trinity in the Missal. B-Initial "D" Introducing the Collect of St. Ambrose, Who is Seen in the Miniature Teaching a Carmelite Friar, a Novice (?), and Two Lay Figures. C-Votive Figures, Probably Donors, from the Border Joining the Miniature Initial of the Assumption of the Virgin. D-A Carmelite from the Border Joining the Miniature Initial Containing Scenes from the Life of St. Lawrence. All Actual Size (British Museum). The Reconstruction of an English Carmelite Missal
Article
"Credo" Tapestries (Concluded)
03/1914 | 132 | 24
Pages: 309-311+314-317
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Author:
Wood, D. T. B. (Wood, D. T. B.)
Subjects
dates:
1350-1399
places:
France / England / Burgundy
subjects:
Tapestries / Textiles / Iconography / Christian iconography / Catholicism
subjects:
Mass / Liturgy / Credo
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Plate III. Formerly in the Cathedral, Toledo. Present Owner Unknown. "Credo" Tapestries
Western art unattributed:
Plate IV. Fragments from the Castle of Evora, Portugal. The Property of M. Fernand Schutz, Paris. "Credo" Tapestries
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Plate V. (F) Detail of a Tapestry in the Vatican in 1855. Present Owner Unknown. "Credo" Tapestries
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Plate V. (G) Detail of a Spanish Tapestry. The Late Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan's Collection. "Credo" Tapestries
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Plate V. (H) Detail from Konrad Dickmut's "Erklärung der Zwölff Artikel des Christenlichen Glaubens" (Ulm) 1485. "Credo" Tapestries
Article
"Credo" Tapestries
02/1914 | 131 | 24
Pages: 247-249+252-254
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Author:
Wood, D. T. B. (Wood, D. T. B.)
Subjects
dates:
1350-1399
places:
France / England / Burgundy
subjects:
Tapestries / Textiles / Iconography
subjects:
Catholicism / Mass / Liturgy
subjects:
Christian iconography / Credo
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Plate I. (A) Tapestry Presented by H. M. Queen Maria-Cristina of Spain to Pope Leo XIII. The Vatican. (By Permission of the Prefect of the Sacred Apostolic Palaces). "Credo" Tapestries
Western art unattributed:
Plate II. Boston Museum of Fine Arts. "Credo" Tapestries
Book Review
Dat Boexken van der Missen: 'The Booklet of the Mass'
03/1904 | 12 | 4
Pages: 287
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Reviewer:
Weale, W. H. James (Weale, W. H. James; Weale, William Henry James; W., W. H. J.; Weale, W. H. J.; Weale, Mr.)
Subjects
dates:
1500-1509 / 1500-1599 / 1900-1909
places:
England / Flanders
subjects:
Catholicism / Church of England / Mass / Books / Reprints
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Dat Boexken van der Missen: The Booklet of the Mass (Alcuin Club publication) | author: Dearmer, Percy , author: Gherit