Chantilly, Musée Condé, 648
Part of set: Chantilly 648 and Dijon 527
General
| Library: | Musée Condé |
| Sheflmark: | 648 |
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Physical description: InformationSource object (1) Segmentation: None |
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| Date : | c. 1450 |
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| Cover material: | Material object (2) |
| Board material: | Material object (3) |
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MS Parts
| Title | Date | Place | Dedicatee |
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| c. 1450 |
Related MS
| Chantilly, Musée Condé, 648: |
illustrated by the same artistChantilly, MS 648 and Dijon, MS 527 are part of the same set. The first volume, now at Chantilly, was potentially first manufactured for Prigent de Coëtivy and completed for Charles IV, Count of Maine. However, the only link between the manuscript and Prigent de Coëtivy is the mentioning of a Tristan-manuscript in a rather vaguely phrased payment to a certain Jean de Haincelin. In scholarship, De Haincelin is regularly identified with the so-called Dunois Master, the main painterof this volume. Since the second volume was probably exclusively illustrated by the Master of Charles du Maine, an artist mainly working for Charles IV d'Anjou, this part of the set was possibly made for Charles du Maine. |
MS Part Library: Musée Condé
General
| Shelfmark: | 648 |
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| Ms Part Folios: | 432 folios |
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Material
| MS Part Material: | Material object (4) |
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Date Information
| Date(s): | c. 1450 |
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