Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle). - photo 1
Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle). - photo 2
Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle). - photo 3
Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle). - photo 4

Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle).

Lot 385
29.06.2017 16:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 3 190
AuctioneerLECLERE - Maison de ventes
Event locationFrance, Marseille
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Lot 385 | Livre d’heures Manuscrit. Parchemin (XVe siècle).
Estimate value
€ 1 000
Ensemble composé de 2 feuillets 143 x 100 mm avec une justification de 133 x 90 mm au recto et 90 x 80 mm au verso. Ils sont extraits d’un manuscrit, avec au verso deux peintures qui proviennent d’un même ouvrage.

Les peintures

Visitation de la vierge. Une planche représente la probable Visitation de la Vierge, épisode de l’évangile selon saint Luc : Marie, enceinte du Christ, rend visite à sa cousine Elisabeth, enceinte de Jean-Baptiste. Un ange observe la scène et en arrière-plan, un décor architectural.

La présentation de Jésus au temple. Épisode de l’évangile selon saint Luc. Joseph et Marie présentent Jésus au Temple, où ils sont reçus par le vieillard Symeon.

La décoration

L’artiste utilise une palette où dominent le bleu, le vert et l’ocre, les plis des robes sont assez fins et les visages expressifs, parfois même fins. Rehauts à l’or. Riche décor végétal en encadrement avec feuilles, fleurs et fruits rouges, rythmé par des rinceaux. Le texte commence par une initiale bleue et lie de vin sur fond ocre.

Le verso des deux autres feuillets se présente avec un encadrement de même facture que les peintures, dont l’un avec une initiale et l’autre avec quatre initiales. Rehauts d’or.
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