Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts | Manuscripts Online
WebThe Online Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts is a searchable database of some of the western illuminated manuscripts in the British Library. The Library holds one of the richest collections of medieval and renaissance manuscripts in the world, and aims to provide access to images and information about its manuscripts to students, scholars ...
New Images on the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts
WebDec 4, 2014 · More than 200 new images are now available online in our Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts. For those who have not yet used this catalogue, it has an advanced search page which allows you to search for key words combined with place of origin, date range and many other criteria: …
Images in the Public Domain - Medieval manuscripts blog
WebFeb 22, 2013 · Let us know how you're using our images, either by sending a comment (via the link at the foot of this post) or tweeting us @BLMedieval. A selection will be publicized in a future blog-post. The comments to this entry are closed. Just a reminder that images from our Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts are now available under a Public Domain …
Summer illuminations at the British Library
WebJul 28, 2017 · And they will still be around to light up the winter months too. A new upload to the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts has just gone live, with 25 new manuscript masterpieces and almost 400 new images online. Some of the most stunning new images, including the image of a summer boat ride below, come from the Hastings Hours.
New Arrivals for the New Year on Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts ...
WebJan 20, 2016 · A new year brings a new update to the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts – a host of new images and new manuscripts are now available online. As many users of this catalogue will know, it complements our Digitised Manuscripts website, where complete manuscripts are digitised. CIM (our pet name for it) focuses on the …
Cats, get off the page! - Medieval manuscripts blog - British …
WebIf you love cats and books, we highly recommend visiting the British Library’s free exhibition, Cats on the Page, open until Sunday 17 March 2019. Two of these manuscripts — Burney MS 326 and Royal MS 6 C X — have been digitised for the Polonsky Foundation England and France 700-1200 project.
What inspires you? - Medieval manuscripts blog - British Library Blog
WebJul 4, 2019 · The British Library's Medieval Manuscripts Blog is about to reach a major milestone. Sometime in the next few weeks we are likely to receive our 5 millionth lifetime view — not bad for a blog devoted to ancient, medieval and early modern manuscripts. The Gorleston Psalter, early 14th century: Add MS 49622, f. 194v. So this got us thinking.
Hooray for Public Domain Images! - Medieval manuscripts blog
WebAn acknowledgement of the BL's service in providing the image was included in the endnote for each figure. Thanks so much for providing this service to scholars! Detail of a miniature of men beating down acorns to feed their pigs, on a calendar page for November (London, British Library, MS Royal 2 B VII, f. 81v).
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Making Medieval Manuscripts - Colby College
WebMaking Medieval Manuscripts Abigail Carson, '22: The process of making a medieval manuscript was long and painstaking. From making the parchment, to creating the inks, to writing out the manuscript itself, manuscript making involved intense manual labor and a number of diverse tasks from a variety of people.
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