Manuscrits, Enluminures, Livres anciens en ligne LEXILOGOS L'enluminure désigne l'art de peindre les lettres et les miniatures (figures de petites dimensions et de couleurs vives) qui ornent les anciens manuscrits. •Enluminures(Ministère de la culture) • thèmes : Moyen Âge, nativité, rois de France, science, travaux des champs, cuisine, chasse, guerre... • recherche par sujet, titre, type de décor... • enluminures : collection de la Bibliothèque nationale de France • manuscrits enluminés de la Bibliothèque nationale des Pays-Bas • manuscrits enluminés de la Bibliothèque britannique • enluminures : manuscrits d'Europe, du XIIe au XVIe siècle • enluminures de la bibliothèque municipale de Lyon •Manuscriptorium : Bibliothèque numérique européenne de manuscrits • bibliothèque numérique mondiale (Unesco) : documents de tous les pays • British library : documents à feuilleter en ligne Sutra du Diamant • Sutra du Diamant : le plus ancien livre imprimé (868) texte bouddhiste écrit en chinois • Évangiles de Lindisfarne (Northumbrie) enluminures du VIIe
Medieval Manuscripts (Free Library of Philadelphia) Our manuscript collection includes most of the kinds of books used between 1000 and 1500 A.D.: prayer books and poetry, Bibles and political propaganda, philosophical works, and fantastic histories. Some manuscripts are elaborate and beautiful works of art; others are humble "owner-produced" books, copied out from a borrowed copy by someone who needed a particular text. Each one tells us something about a long-vanished age. The Free Library’s digital manuscript collection includes two different sorts of objects: complete manuscript books, or “codices,” and separate leaves and cuttings—fragments separated from their original contexts. With the images you will find basic information about the object pictured: when and where it was made, and what its imagery depicts. When the image is from an intact book, the accompanying information will tell you about the book, and will also link to a complete description of it.
ACCUEIL - Enluminure - enluminure traditionnelle - Enluminures médiévale - Enluminure médiévale - Enluminures peintures médiévales - Peintures à l'huile Traditionnelles Pigments Techniques médiévales- Stage Manuscripta Mediaevalia Illuminated Manuscripts (British Library) You can • perform a quick search (this searches for a word or number in all sections of each catalogue entry, including images); • perform a simple search using keywords and dates; • look for information about a particular manuscript if you know its collection name and manuscript number; • perform an advanced search using different types or combinations of information; • explore the virtual exhibitions of various aspects of the British Library's western illuminated manuscript holdings; and • check the illustrated glossaries of terms. • download digital images for further reuse such as in educational contexts, placing on your blog or sharing with others. Please see guidance notes on Access and Reuse. Updated 23 March 2018. Please note that only selected manuscripts in the Additional collection and no manuscripts in the Cotton collection are included in the Catalogue. Full digital coverage of selected manuscripts are also available on Digitised Manuscripts.
Manuscript Facsimiles (University of Notre-Dame) Medieval Manuscripts in Facsimile Based on an exhibit prepared by Dr. Marina Smyth, Librarian of the Medieval Institute with the assistance of Catherine Kavanagh and Kathleen Tonry, graduate students in the Medieval Institute In the Exhibit Room of the Department of Special Collections, on the ground floor of the Hesburgh Library at the University of Notre Dame Summer & Fall 1997 Introduction Medieval Manuscripts Up until the end of the Middle Ages, when the art of printing first allowed a measure of mass production, books were made by hand one at a time. Not all manuscripts were as beautiful as those represented in this exhibit. Manuscripts in FacsimileArt history, as well as interest in the Middle Ages, blossomed during the nineteenth century. By focusing on facsimiles instead of the manuscripts themselves, this exhibit hopes to highlight the historical development of facsimile technology, as well as the central place of facsimiles in the study of the Middle Ages.
Belles lettres en lumière. Abécédaire du fonds ancien de la BU de Médecine de Montpellier Belles lettres en lumière Présentation d'initiales sélectionnées dans les manuscrits de la Bibliothèque Universitaire de Médecine de Montpellier, au travers d'une histoire technique des lettrines. © Bibliothèque Interuniversitaire de Montpellier Mandragore (BNF) Enluminure et calligraphie - Encre La fabrication d'encre pour la calligraphie est un exercice très enrichissant. C'est très facile de réussir son encre et cela ressemble à quelque alchimie mystérieuse qui nous replonge dans quelque arrière-boutique obscure du Moyen-Age. Pour commencer, il vous faut partir à la recherche des différents éléments constitutifs de notre encre. La liste des ingrédients est la suivante : noix de galle - 10g, vitriol vert ou bleu - 7g, gomme arabique - 10g. Les noix de galle se trouvent au gré de vos ballades en forêt. Vous laisserez macérer une semaine les noix concassées dans un demi litre d'eau la plus pure possible.
Bible de Maciejowski Old Testament Miniatures with Latin, Persian, and Judeo-Persian inscriptions France, Paris, 1240s The Crusader Bible, also known as the Morgan Picture Bible, the Maciejowski Bible, and the Shah ‘Abbas Bible, is not only one of the greatest medieval manuscripts in the Morgan, it also ranks as one of the incomparable achievements of French Gothic illumination. The miniatures represent one of the greatest visualizations of Old Testament events ever made. Some of the stories and their heroes are well known, but there are also accounts of less familiar Israelites who fought for the Promised Land—tales that resonate to this day. There are incredibly violent battle scenes in which the implements of war are so accurately depicted they could be replicated. And there are scenes of everyday life, love, hate, and envy, as well as adultery, rape, and murder—all set in thirteenth-century France.