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IlluminierteUrkunden 1340-04-17_Wiesbaden
No full textBischofsammelindulgenz:Der armenische Bischof Nerses von Manasgerd (Manasgardensis) und zehn andere Bischöfe verheissen den Besuchern des St. Georgenstifts zu Limburg Ablass. Dabei befand sich ein Transfix von 1340 Juni 21 (Regest: Hadis)
Kiegészítések az Anjou-kori Oklevéltár XXIV. kötetéhez : (1340)
Get PDFThe author of this study published his book 6 years ago in which almost 800 excerpts of charters illustrating the Hungarian Angevin era (1301-1387) were issued from the year 1340. This study contains some excerpts of charters which were unpublished that time and has been found since 2001 from the year of 1340, completing this way the book mentioned above
The stylistic sources, dating and development of the Bohun workshop, ca 1340-1400
No full textPhDThe important group of books illuminated for the Bohun family, ca 1340-1400, has
not received the close study it warrants. Certain misconceptions have arisen about the
dating, localisation and ownership of these manuscripts. By a detailed codicological and
stylistic examination of each book, illuminators are charactensed, their artistic
development traced and a chronology postulated. Thi analytical method reveals that each
manuscript is not necessarily the product of a single campaign, but may have been
worked on for successive members of the family. It is only after the various campaigns
have thus been determined and a sequence of production formulated that conclusions can
be drawn for dating and ownership from documentary evidence.
Bohun patronage falls into three distinct phases. The first, in which the English
sources of the Bohun style lie, is that of the 1340s, a decade more productive than
formerly realised. The activity of these probably Cambridge-based illuminators, however,
was curtailed by the Black Death. During the second, more homogeneous phase (Ca 1350-
55 to ca 1385) two illuminators, the 'English Artist' and 'Flemish Hand' (and later a
third) worked at Pleshey Castle, Essex, where they produced manuscripts exclusively for
the Bohun family. The interaction of the artists of the 'central' workshop is charted; two
of these can be identified as Austin friars.
The origins of the Flemish Hand are localised in Toumai and Ghent illumination of ca
1330-1350; the 'Lows de Male' manuscripts, which have a direct bearing on his work are
here redated. The Italian influence often discerned in the work of the English Bohun
illuminator is identified as principally that of NiccolO da Bologna and his school.
With the demise or departure of their resident miniaturists the Bohuns ordered their
manuscripts in London where illumination was becoming more commercial. The complex
interrelationships between the Lytlington Missal workshop and others with which the
Edinburgh Psalter-Hours Artist can be associated, covering the third phase of Bohun
patronage (Ca 1385-1400), are examined.Department of Education and Science.
Joanna Randall MacIvor research Fellowship
Westfield College
London University Central research Fun
Presentación - Competencia económica : reflexiones sobre los diez años de la Ley 1340 de 2009
No full text4 páginasPara hablar del régimen jurídico del derecho de la competencia, y más exactamente de los antecedentes de la Ley 1340 de 2009, se debe empezar por hacerle un reconocimiento histórico al expresidente Carlos Lleras Restrepo, visionario jefe de Estado que entendía el valor de la libertad económica, de la promoción empresarial y de lo determinantes que eran estos elementos para una sociedad que cree en el valor
del capital pero al mismo tiempo en la función social de la empresa
Santa Fe (ATSF) 1340
No full textA photograph print showing Santa Fe (ATSF) 1340, 4-6-2, Los Angeles, CA
couronne d'or , 29 janvier 1340
No full textComprend : couronne d'or , 29 janvier 1340 ; +oXPC:VINCIT:XPC:REGNAT:XPC:IMPERA
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