Lesen in Bild und Text : Die ehem. Berliner Bilderhandschrift von Priester Wernhers, "Maria."

By:

Henkel, Nikolaus

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Wolfgang Stammler Gastprofessur für Germanische PhilologiePublication details: Berlin : De Gruyter, 2013.Description: 1 online resource (92 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9783110335088
3110335085
1306205700
9781306205702

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Lesen in Bild und Text : Die ehem. Berliner Bilderhandschrift von Priester Wernhers, Maria ́.DDC classification:

745.6/7431 745.67431

LOC classification:

ND3399.W47 H46 2013

Other classification:

GF 5905

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Contents:

Martina Backes -- Begrüßung; Nikolaus Henkel: Lesen in Bild und Text. Die ehem. Berliner Bilderhandschrift von Priester Wernhers, Maria'; Abbildungen; Curriculum vitae Nikolaus Henkel; Veröffentlichungen von Nikolaus Henkel 1976-2013.

Druckausg.: Henkel, Nikolaus. Lesen in Bild und TextSummary: Bildercodex D is among the earliest illuminated manuscripts in the German language and illustrates the late effects of the Regensburg-Prüfening drawing style. This volume examines the experimental techniques recognizable in this work, which were integrated into pictures and text as well as the banners embedded in the miniatures, and it explores how they contribute to linking text and image.

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Bildercodex D is among the earliest illuminated manuscripts in the German language and illustrates the late effects of the Regensburg-Prüfening drawing style. This volume examines the experimental techniques recognizable in this work, which were integrated into pictures and text as well as the banners embedded in the miniatures, and it explores how they contribute to linking text and image.