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Master of Wavrin: Roman de Girart de Nevers
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French: Le Roman de la Violette ou de Gerart de Nevers  Roman de Girart de Nevers |
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Français : Extrait du Livre de Gerard de Nevers - Jean de Wavrin (début du XVème siècle) - Bruxelles KBR Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique - ms 9631 - f.21v et f.20
Les enluminures sont du Maître de Wavrin. f.21v Comment Gerard se mist à genoux en remerciant nostre seigneur de la grace quil lyu avait faitte (Euriant assise et pleurant, le monstre gisant par terre). f20. Comment Gerard de Nevers volt trenchier le chief à la belle Euriant en la forest d'Orliens, du serpent quy luy vint courir sus et comment il délaissa Euriant toutte esseulee. En réfection, les pages sont momentanément détachées de leur reliure et, donc ne sont pas visibles dans l'ordre normal.English: Extract from the Book of Gérard de Nevers - Jean de Wavrin (early 15th century) - Brussels KBR Royal Library of Belgium - ms 9631 - f.21v and f.20
Illuminations are made by the Master of Wavrin. f.21v Comment Gerard se mist à genoux en remerciant nostre seigneur de la grace quil lyu avait faitte (Euriant assise et pleurant, le monstre gisant par terre). f.21v How Gerard knees by thanking our Lord for the grace he has given him (Euriant sitting an d crying, the monster lying on the ground). f20. Comment Gerard de Nevers volt trenchier le chief à la belle Euriant en la forest d'Orliens, du serpent quy luy vint courir sus et comment il délaissa Euriant toutte esseulee. f20. How Gerard de Nevers wants to cut Euriant's head in the forest of Orlians, the serpent that ran to him and how he left Euriant. In repair, the pages are momentarily detached from their binding and, therefore, are not visible in the normal order.Nederlands: Uittreksel uit het Roman van Gerard van Nevers geschreven of gesponsord door Jean de Wavrin (vroege vijftiende eeuw).
In renovatie op het moment van opname, worden de pagina's tijdelijk los van hun boekbinding en daarom niet in de normale volgorde. De illustraties zijn van de Meester van Wavrin.
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| Date | between 1451 and 1464 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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height: 288 mm (11.3 in) ; width: 196 mm (7.7 in) |
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| Collection | Royal Library of Belgium (KBR) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Source/Photographer | User:Applejuice | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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