Catherine YVARD
Victoria and Albert Museum, National Art Library, Department Member
- Manuscripts (Medieval Studies), Codicology of medieval manuscripts, Medieval illuminated manuscripts, Medieval Sculpture (XIII-XVth Century), History of Collecting and Antiquarianism, Digital Humanities, and 7 moreMedieval Art History, Antler, bone, horn & ivory artefacts, Gothic Revival, Incunabula, Early Printed Books, Provenance research, and Illuminated Manuscripts Cuttingsedit
- Expert in late medieval manuscript illumination and Gothic ivory sculpture, with an extensive knowledge of databases,... moreExpert in late medieval manuscript illumination and Gothic ivory sculpture, with an extensive knowledge of databases, acquired through work on major digitisation projects at the Bodleian Library, the British Library, the Courtauld Institute of Art and Trinity College Dublin.edit
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From proceedings of the V&A Museum - Courtauld Institute of Art conference entitled Gothic Ivories: Content and Context, 5-6 July 2014
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Proceedings of the V&A Museum - Courtauld Institute of Art conference entitled Gothic Ivories: Content and Context, 5-6 July 2014
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This article examines in detail a psalter for the use of Sarum executed in Rouen c. 1490-1500, to which a series of unexpected additions have been made. These include sections painted in the style of the Netherlandish Dark Eyes Masters... more
This article examines in detail a psalter for the use of Sarum executed in Rouen c. 1490-1500, to which a series of unexpected additions have been made. These include sections painted in the style of the Netherlandish Dark Eyes Masters and added leaves in various hands copied after engravings by Martin Schongauer. The original content of the manuscript has thus been enhanced and re-shaped through a process of customization and recycling, which was not uncommon practice in England at the time, as it can also be observed in the so-called Hours of the Earls of Ormond (Harl. 2887).
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ERRATUM CAPTION TO ILLUSTRATION: TRIPTYQUE DU LIGET SHOULD BE ATTRIBUTED TO JEAN POYER ALONE.