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Book Review
Medieval Illumination: Manuscript Art from England and France, 700–1200
09/2020 | 1410 | 162
Pages: 814-815
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Reviewer:
Sandler, Lucy Freeman (Sandler, Lucy Freeman; Sandler, L. F.)
Subjects
museums and institutions:
The Polonsky Foundation England and France Project
museums and institutions:
British Library, Dept. of Manuscripts, London, Great Britain / Bibliothèque nationale de France. Département des manuscrits, Paris, France
subjects:
Illuminated manuscripts / Anglo-Saxon School / French medieval art / Bookbindings / Medieval art
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subjects:
Medieval Illumination: Manuscript Art from England and France, 700–1200 By Kathleen Doyle and Charlotte Denoël. 176 pp. incl. 80 col. ills. (British Library, London, 2019), £10. ISBN 978–0–7123–5327–4. | :
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Attributed works:
2. Initial ‘B’ of the word beatus introducing the psalm ‘Blessed is the man’ (Psalm 1:1), from a Glossed Psalter. England, c.1150. (British Library, London; MS Additional 17392).