Tributes in Honor of James H. Marrow
Studies in Painting and Manuscript Illumination of the Late Middle Ages and Northern Renaissance
Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Anne Korteweg (eds)
- Pages: 679 p.
- Size:210 x 275 mm
- Illustrations:311 b/w, 81 col.
- Language(s):English
- Publication Year:2006
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- ISBN: 978-1-905375-08-0
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Bibliography of James H. Marrow
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Alfred Acres, ‘Elsewhere in Early Netherlandish Painting’;
Jonathan J. Alexander, ‘A Shepherdess on a Swing in a Netherlandish Book of Hours’;
François Avril, ‘Un nouveau manuscrit de Jean Bourdichon: Les Heures de Charles de Martigny, évêque d’Elne’;
Gabriele Bartz, ‘Adam wird ins Paradies getragen’;
Marina Belozerskaya, ‘Good Dog: Model Canines in Renaissance Manuscripts’;
Adelaide Bennett, ‘Christ’s Five Wounds in the Aves of the Vita Christi in a Book of Hours about 1300’;
Paul Binski, ‘The Faces of Christ in Matthew Paris’s Chronica Majora’;
Bodo Brinkmann, 'Happy End für einen Löwen’;
Klara H. Broekhuijsen, ‘Ende ziet alomme int paradijs: Seth’s Vision of Paradise as Part of an Unusual Decoration Program in a Fifteenth-Century Book of Hours from Utrecht’;
Walter Cahn, ‘The Allegorical Menorah’;
Bert Cardon, ‘The Miroir de la salvation humaine Revisited: Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Ms. Fr. 3275’;
Debra Taylor Cashion, ‘The Man of Sorrows and Mel Gibson’;
Albert Châtelet, ‘L’enseignement paternel dans les Heures de Milan-Turin’;
Gregory T. Clark, ‘Made In Flanders and the Master of the Ghent Privileges: A Second Coda’;
Henri Defoer, ‘Images as Aids for Earning the Indulgences of Rome’;
Christopher de Hamel, ‘Dates in the Giant Bible of Mainz’;
Albert Derolez, ‘Two Notes on Mercatel’s Earliest Astrological Manuscripts’;
Mark Evans, ‘The Afterlife of Saint Jerome: Giovanni Bilivert’s Portrait of Neri Corsini’;
Reindert L. Falkenburg, ‘On Compositional Errata in Pieter Aertsen’s Peasant Scenes’;
Marc Gil, ‘D’Italie du nord en Artois, le portrait de saint Bernardin de Sienne des Heures d’Antoine de Crèvecoeur, vers 1450–55 : Leeds, University Library, The Brotherton Collection, Ms. 4’;
Liz Guenther, ‘Hugo van der Goes’s Holy Laughter’;
Jeffrey F. Hamburger, ‘The Writing on the Wall: Inscriptions and Descriptions of Carthusian Crucifixions in a Fifteenth-Century Passion Miscellany’;
Christian Heck, ‘Histoire mythique et archéologie au quinzième siècle: Une représentation inédite de Stonehenge’;
Lynn F. Jacobs, ‘The Miraculous Threshold in Hugo Van der Goes’s Portinari Altarpiece’;
Eberhard König, ‘Zur Wirklichkeit im Fensterbild der Kreuzannagelung des Wiener Stundenbuchs der Maria von Burgund’;
Joseph Leo Koerner, ‘Bosch’s Enmity’;
Anne S. Korteweg, ‘Framing the Issues: A Codicological Approach to Dutch Border Decoration’;
Thomas Kren, ‘Simon Bening, Juan Luis Vives, and the Observation of Nature’;
Anne-Marie Legaré, ‘The Reception of the Dresden Prayer Book Master in the Hainaut’;
Jean Michel Massing, ‘Two Portolan Charts of the Mediterranean in Cambridge by Joan Martines and Estienne Bremond’;
Ruth Mellinkoff, ‘Pilate’s Wife’;
Elizabeth J. Moodey, ‘Historical Identity in the Burgundian Netherlands: The Role of Manuscripts’;
William Noel, ‘William de Brailes in Baltimore, Paris, and Stockholm’;
Judith Oliver, ‘A Bundle of Myrrh: Passion Meditation in French Vernacular Poems and Images in Some Liège Psalters’;
Peter Parshall, ‘Penitence and Pentimenti: Hieronymus Bosch’s Mocking of Christ in London’;
Véronique Plesch, ‘Sixteenth-Century Pictorial and Dramatic Religious Cycles in the French Alps: Time for the Renaissance Yet?’;
Lilian M. C. Randall, ‘To Have and to Hold: The Bridal Hours of Isabelle de Coucy’;
Kathryn M. Rudy, ‘Fragments of a Mental Journey to a Passion Park’;
Jochen Sander, ‘Anmerkungen zu Jan Gossaert’;
Lucy Freeman Sandler, ‘Bedford in Brooklyn’;
Gerhard Schmidt, ‘Die zwei Stile des Meisters des Friedrichsbreviers: Ein spätgotischer Buchmaler kopiert Stiche des Meisters ES’;
Diane Scillia, ‘The Master of the Tiburtine Sibyl’s Raising of Lazarus (Mexico City, San Carlos Museum) and the Early Haarlem School of Painting Reconsidered’;
Larry Silver, ‘Pox vobiscum: Early Modern German Art and Syphilis’;
Jeffrey Chipps Smith, ‘Albrecht Dürer, Cardinal Matthäus Lang, and the Throne of Invention’;
Robert Suckale, ‘Rogier van der Weydens Werkstatt: Zwei Fallbeispiele’;
Judith Testa, ‘Simon Bening Studies Raphael: The Impact of the Italian High Renaissance on a Flemish Miniaturist’;
Anne H. van Buren, ‘A Window on Two Duchesses of Burgundy’;
Hugo van der Velden, ‘A Prayer Roll of Henry Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick’;
Dominique Vanwijnsberghe, ‘Robert Campin et l’enluminure: Trois miniatures attribuables à l’entourage direct du peintre tournaisien’;
William M. Voelkle, ‘Coins, Mussels, and a Crab in the Hours of Catherine of Cleves’;
Ursula Weekes, ‘Engraving the Mind: An Illustrated Rapiarum of the Fifteenth Century’;
Roger S. Wieck, ‘The Susanna Hours’;
W. C. M. Wüstefeld, ‘Manuscript Painting in the Circle of the Master of Catherine of Cleves (ca 1635–60): Tradition and Context of Utrecht, Museum Catharijneconvent, Ms. ABM h15