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The Stammheim Missal Was Relatively Inaccessible Until The Getty Museum Acquired It In 1997. With This Publication, In Which All The Major Illumination Is Reproduced In Color, Both Scholars And Museum Visitors Can Appreciate The Missal More Fully As One Of The Outstanding Monuments Of Medieval Art. Created In And For The North German Monastery Of Saint Michael At Hildesheim, The Missal Preserves The Text And Music Of The Abbey's Religious Ritual, And Its Illumination Expresses Fundamental Christian Theology In Visual Form. Elizabeth C. Teviotdale Elucidates The Manuscript And Its Illumination Within Three Traditions: The Artistic Heritage Of The Monastery, The Illumination Of Mass Books, And The Role Of Jewish Scripture In Christian Art.--jacket. The Stammheim Missal And The Artistic Heritage Of The Monastery Of Saint Michael At Hildesheim -- Observations On Early Medieval Mass Books And Their Illumination -- Jewish Scripture In Christian Art Of The Middle Ages -- The Frontispiece Miniatures -- The Feast Miniatures And Saints Miniatures -- The Pictorial Program -- Summary Description Of The Stammheim Missal. Elizabeth C. Teviotdale. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 93).

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Author

Teviotdale, Elizabeth Cover

Publisher

The J. Paul Getty Trust

Published

2001

Language

EN

ISBN

9780892366156

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Art, Crafts & Hobbies, History