For the Use of Beginners;
WITH
A RUDIMENTARY TREATISE ON THE ART, PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS FOR
ITS EXERCISE, AND EXAMPLES TAKEN FROM ILLUMINATED MSS.
BY
F. DELAMOTTE.
London:—E. & F. N. SPON,
16, BUCKLERSBURY.
1860.
LONDON:
PRINTED BY BOWLES AND SONS,
GEORGE STREET, MANSION HOUSE, E.C.
Contents.
page. | |
Preface | v. |
PART I. | |
History, Definition, and Characteristics of Illumination | vii. |
Reference to Specimens at the British Museum | xxvii. |
PART II. | |
Practical Directions | xxxii. |
Colours | xxxiii. |
Appendix | xliv. |
Plates. | |
Monograms: 7th and 8th centuries | i. |
From the Bible of Charles the Bald, 9th century | ii. |
From a Bible, 12th century | iii. |
Opus Anglicum | iv. |
Hours of S. Louis | v. |
Les Merveilles du Monde, 1409 | vi. |
Chronicles of England, Edward IV. | vii. |
Hours of Henry VII. | viii. |
Hours of Anne of Brittany | ix. |
14th and 15th centuries—Initials | x. |
Ditto | xi. |
Italian Initials | xii. |
Outlines of the above | xiii. to xx. |