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Summary
Artist |
Limbourg brothers (1385–1416) ![wikidata:Q217816](../4/467.png) |
Description |
Netherlandish painter and miniaturist
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Date of birth/death |
circa 1385-1387 |
1416 |
Location of birth/death |
Nijmegen |
Nijmegen |
Work location |
Paris, Bourges |
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Barthélémy d'Eyck (fl. 1444-1469) ![wikidata:Q725551](../4/467.png) |
Alternative names |
Barthélemy d'Aick, Barthélemy de Ayck, Barthélemy Deyck, Barthélemy Deick, Barthélemy de Eyck, Barthélemy de Eik, Barthélemy de Eck, Master of the Aix Annunciation (?) |
Description |
Southern Netherlandish-French painter and miniaturist
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Date of birth/death |
between 1410 and 1420 |
between 1472 and 1476 |
Work period |
from 1444 until 1469 |
Work location |
Southern Netherlands (?), Provence, Burgundy, Anjou |
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Title |
Très Riches Heures du duc de Berry Folio 3, verso: March |
Description |
Français : Au premier plan, un paysan laboure un champ à l'aide d'une charrue tirée par deux bœufs, l'homme les dirigeant à l'aide d'une longue gaule. Des vignerons taillent la vigne dans un enclos à gauche et labourent le sol à l'aide d'une houe pour aérer le sol : ce sont les premières façons de la vigne. Sur la droite, un homme se penche sur un sac, sans doute pour y puiser des graines qu'il va ensuite semer. Enfin, dans le fond, un berger emmène le chien qui garde son troupeau. À l'arrière-plan figure le château de Lusignan (Poitou), propriété du duc de Berry qui l'a fait moderniser. On voit à droite de l'image, au-dessus de la tour poitevine, un dragon ailé représentant la fée Mélusine.
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Date |
between 1412 and 1416 and circa 1440 |
Medium |
painting on vellum |
Dimensions |
Height: 22.5 cm (8.9 in). Width: 13.6 cm (5.4 in). |
Current location |
Musée Condé ![wikidata:Q1236032](../4/467.png) |
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Native name |
Musée Condé |
Location |
Chantilly |
Coordinates |
49° 11′ 38.29″ N, 2° 29′ 8.76″ E |
Established |
17 April 1897 |
Website |
www.chateaudechantilly.com |
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Accession number |
Ms.65, f.3v |
References |
Raymond Cazelles et Johannes Rathofer (préf. Umberto Eco), Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, Tournai, La Renaissance du Livre, 2001 (1re éd. 1988), 238 p. ( ISBN 2-8046-0582-5), p. 22 |
Source/Photographer |
R.M.N. / R.-G. Ojéda |
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