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This illumination of Saint Luke or otherwise known as Lukas der Evangelist, is part of an Ottonian manuscript called “The Gospel Book of Otto III”. This manuscript is now held in the Bavarian State Library in Munich Germany and it is 334 by 242 milometers (13 by 9 1/2). This image is illumination style using the method of gold leaf under ...
Sep 18, 2013 · The first topic is the Gospel Book of Otto III, perhaps one of the most valuable illustrated manuscripts still intact today. The book’s main purposes were to 1. Present the new Emperor with a Vulgate (4th-century Latin) translation of the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) and 2.
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Jun 13, 2011 · A book painting representing Christ calming the storm and below it the Exorcism of the Gadarene swine. Swedish En bokmålning som avbildar hur Kristus stillar stormen och under det utdrivandet av en legion orena andar ur en svinhjord.
St. Luke, Gospels of Otto III (Munich, Bayerische Stattsbibliothek, Clm.4453) It belongs to a group of stylistically related manuscripts from the monastery known as the Liuthar group. The monk Liuthar is represented in another gospel-book made for Otto III that is now in the cathedral treasury at Aachen (Aachen, Domschatzkammer, G25).
Jun 12, 2020 · In his short life, which ended at only 21 years of age in 1002, Otto III never married or fathered any children, yet he presumably commissioned one of the most significant manuscripts of his age, with as many as 34 full-page miniatures shimmering with gold. The Gospel Book of Otto III went down in history as a superb example of the Reichenau ...
Gospels of Otto III. The Gospels of Otto III emerged around the year 1000 as a magnum opus of Ottonian illumination from the influential scriptorium of the Reichenau Monastery on Lake Constance, the center of occidental illumination at that time. The splendid liturgical manuscript was a commission of Emperor Otto III and came into the ...
