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| Title | [Manuscript illumination: border decoration] | |
| Collection | Central Saint Martins Museum and Study Collection | |
| Date | mid 15th century | |
| Id Number Current Accession | F.43 | |
| Id Number Current Repository | 1228 | |
| Inscription | T.E.B. number "3822" (see Administration) | |
| Location Creation Site | France (Paris?) | |
| Subject | Illuminated manuscripts; | |
| Material | Paint and gold on parchment | |
| Notes | See F.41. Manuscript fragment, mounted on card. Probably from a Book of Hours. This is a particularly good example of a anthropomorphic border decoration; that is, a border inhabited or decorated with human figures. It is also a good example of the finely detailed qualities of 15th century Parisian illumination. This would have originally been part of the Central School's Teaching Examples Collection. | |
| Object Notes | Inhabited (anthropomorphic) floriate border decoration, male figure (wearing turban), scroll and large flowers in bright pinks and greens. | |
| Rights | University of the Arts London, Central Saint Martins Museum and Study Collection | |
| Work Type | Fine Art | |