I'll be speaking mostly on the Speculum Humanae Salvationis, but with reference to other traditions based on picture cycles--the Bible Moralisee, the Biblia Pauperum, and the Concordantia Caritatis.
I hope others might find this of interest!
Peace!
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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Cutting Your Prophets in Half: The Passion of Jesus and its Violent Parallels in Late Medieval Manuscript Illustration
Other than my tortured English in the flyer below, I hope that my presentation will be cogent! (or is that "coherent?").
I'll be speaking mostly on the Speculum Humanae Salvationis, but with reference to other traditions based on picture cycles--the Bible Moralisee, the Biblia Pauperum, and the Concordantia Caritatis.
I hope others might find this of interest!
Peace!
I'll be speaking mostly on the Speculum Humanae Salvationis, but with reference to other traditions based on picture cycles--the Bible Moralisee, the Biblia Pauperum, and the Concordantia Caritatis.
I hope others might find this of interest!
Peace!
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