The floral symbolism of the great mastersHaig, Elizabeth
Religion
The floral symbolism of the great masters
Haig, Elizabeth
Flowers -- Symbolic aspects
[146] _Der Goldene Schmiede._
[147] Munich.
[148] 1 Maccabees xiii. 51.
[149] Revelation vii.
[150] 2 Esdras ii. 45.
[151] Chaucer, _The Second Nonnes Tale_.
[152] A. Venturi, _Storia dell’ Arte Italiana_.
[153] _Ibid._
[154] _Rat. Off._
[155] S. Cecilia, Uffizi.
[156] Accademia, Venice.
[157] Dante.
[158] Rubens, Uffizi.
[159] Piero della Francesca, Uffizi.
[160] At Heidelberg.
[161] SS. Annunziata.
[162] Belle Arti, Siena.
[163] Lord Lindsay.
[164] Opera del Duomo, Siena.
[165] Sterzing, Rathaus.
[166] Opera del Duomo, Siena.
[167] Uffizi, Florence.
[168] W. Menzel, _Christliche Symbolik_.
[169] _Die Sinnbilder und Beiworte Mariens in der deutschen Literatur
und lateinischen Hymnenpoesie des Mittelalters._
[170] Rome.
[171] _Ibid._
[172] _Recherches sur l’origine du Blazon et en particulier la
Fleur-de-Lis._
[173] Ragalium Franciæ, Libro duo, 1545.
[174] In possession of Sir J. Tobin.
[175] S. Chiara, Naples.
[176] Westminster Abbey.
[177] Psalterium cum Figuris, Bib. National.
[178] Roman des Trois Pélerinages, Bib. S. Geneviève.
[179] St Martin in Vignes, Troyes.
[180] Germanisches Museum, Nuremburg.
[181] Scenes from the Passion, Alte Pinakothek, Munich.
[182] Edmund G. Gardner, Florence.
[183] Louvre.
[184] Uffizi, Florence.
[185] First part of _King Henry VI_, Act I. sc. ii.
[186] Trial of Jeanne d’Arc, 1431.
[187] Florence.
[188] Rome.
[189] At Gaeta.
[190] British Museum.
[191] South Kensington Museum.
[192] Imperial Gallery, St Petersburg.
[193] Alte Pinakothek, Munich.
[194] Collection Mérode, Brussels.
[195] _Spanish Handbook_, first edition.
[196] Lower Church, Assisi.
[197] Uffizi, Florence.
[198] Pantheon, Rome.
[199] Uffizi, Florence.
[200] Belle Arti, Siena.
[201] SS. Annunziata, Arezzo.
[202] Museo di S. Marco, Florence.
[203] Uffizi, Florence.
[204] Vatican, Rome.
[205] Cathedral, S. Giminiano.
[206] National Gallery.
[207] Spedale degli Innocenti, Florence.
[208] _Lives of the Painters_, Titian.
[209] Diptych of Jeanne de Bourbon, Musée Condé, Chantilly.
[210] Collection of Prince U. Radziwill, Berlin.
[211] Royal Gallery, Berlin.
[212] British Museum.
[213] British Museum.
[214] W. Menzel, _Christliche Symbolik_.
[215] _Dies in lætitiæ_, Neale’s translation.
[216] The large transparent vase which stands beside the Madonna with
the Child, by Jean Perréal, in the Louvre, contains iris, the white
lily, lily of the valley and columbine.
[217] Duccio di Buoninsegna, National Gallery.
[218] Giovanni di Paolo, Vatican.
[219] Andrea Vanni, Collection Saracini, Siena.
[220] Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Belle Arti, Siena.
[221] Uffizi, Florence.
[222] Sacchetti.
[223] Museum of Padua.
[224] Vatican.
[225] Belle Arti, Siena.
[226] The Cathedral, Arezzo.
[227] Sermon on Ezekiel.
[228] Sermon on Amos and Zachariah.
[229] Tate Gallery.
[230] In the collection of Miss Hertz, Rome.
[231] Pinakothek, Munich.
[232] Milton.
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