Marie_de_Gueldre_as_Virgin_Mary.jpg - Wikipedia

Summary

Artist

Master of Mary of Guelders, working in Nijmegen

Object type

Description

Français : Marie d'Harcourt, fille de Jean VI, comte d'Harcourt, d'Aumale, femme de Renaud IV de Gueldre. Représentée en houppelande, folio 19 de son livre d'heures

English: Maria d'Harcourt et d'Aumale, wife of Reinald IV, Duke of Guelders and Jülich, in a houppelande, fol 19 of the Breviary of Marie de Gueldres

Date

circa 1415

Medium

illumination on parchment

Dimensions

height: 184 mm (7.24 in); width: 132 mm (5.19 in)

Collection

Berlin State Library

	Native name	Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
	Parent institution	Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz
	Location	Berlin
	Coordinates	52° 30′ 23″ N, 13° 22′ 13″ E
	Established	1661
	Website	staatsbibliothek-berlin.de
	Authority file	: Q170109 VIAF : 129599949 ISNI : 0000000123238044 LCCN : n50026319 NLA : 35017812 GND : 5036103-X WorldCat

Accession number

Ms Germ. Quart. 42, f.19

Notes

Français : ne pas confondre avec Marie d'Egmont, fille du duc de Gueldres et reine d'Ecosse

English: Do not confuse with Mary of Egmont, daughter of the duke of Guelders and queen of Scotland

References

Rob Dückers et Pieter Roelofs, The Limbourg Brothers : Nijmegen Masters at the French Court 1400-1416 , Anvers, Ludion, 2005, 447 p. ( ISBN 90-5544-596-7 ), p. 250-253

Source/Photographer

Web Gallery of Art :

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