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Ms 332 fol.1 Jean de Meung (1240-1305) offering his book to the Count of Eu and the Departure of a Knight, from Traduction de Vegece by Jean de Meung, 13th-14th century (vellum)
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Ms 332 fol.1 Jean de Meung (1240-1305) offering his book to the Count of Eu and the Departure of a Knight, from Traduction de Vegece by Jean de Meung, 13th-14th century (vellum)
XIR191497 Ms 332 fol.1 Jean de Meung (1240-1305) offering his book to the Count of Eu and the Departure of a Knight, from Traduction de Vegece by Jean de Meung, 13th-14th century (vellum) by French School; Bibliotheque Inguimbertine, Carpentras, France; (add.info.: John of Meun offering his book to the Count of Eu and leaving a knight;)
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This stunning print captures a moment of historical significance, depicting Jean de Meung (1240-1305) offering his book to the Count of Eu and the Departure of a Knight. The scene is rich with symbolism and detail, showcasing the intricate artistry of the 13th-14th century French School.
In this image, we see John of Meun presenting his work to a nobleman, perhaps seeking patronage or approval for his literary endeavors. The Count of Eu appears regal and attentive, while the departing knight adds an air of mystery and adventure to the composition.
The use of vellum as a medium lends an air of authenticity and antiquity to this piece, emphasizing its historical importance. The elaborate armor worn by the knight and the ornate crown atop the Count's head speak to the opulence and grandeur of medieval court life.
Overall, this artwork offers a glimpse into a bygone era, where chivalry and literature were intertwined in ways that are both fascinating and enlightening. It serves as a reminder of our shared cultural heritage and invites us to reflect on how art has shaped society throughout history.
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