Lewis E M 48:3A Antiphonary
Title
AntiphonaryFunders
- Council on Library and Information Resources
Call number
Lewis E M 48:3A(Philadelphia, United States, Free Library of Philadelphia, John Frederick Lewis Collection of European Manuscripts)
Publisher
Free Library of PhiladelphiaLanguage
LatinOrigin
1425-1450
- Place
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Siena, Italy
Notes
- Initial H with the Birth of the Virgin Mary
- This initial probably begins the first response of the first nocturn of Matins of the feast of the Nativity of the Virgin (Sept. 8): 'Hodie nata est beata Virgo Maria ex progenie David ...' (Today the Blessed Virgin Mary was born of the line of David). The illumination has been attributed to the Sienese painter Pietro di Giovanni d'Ambrogio (or Ambrosi), active in the second quarter of the fifteenth century, or a close follower of his. Although primarily a panel painter, Pietro di Giovanni is known to have worked as an illuminator as well.
Extent
195 x 382 mmSupport
ParchmentKeywords
- 15th century
- Antiphonary
- Liturgy
- Italy
- Italian
- Illumination
- Fragment
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