The Ivory Workers of the Middle Ages

Name: The Ivory Workers of the Middle Ages
Author: Cust, Anna Maria Elizabeth

Cust, Anna Maria Elizabeth

Ivories -- History; Ivories, Medieval

_German Empire._
    BERLIN. Kunstkammer. K. Museum. K. Bibliothek.
    MUNICH. K. Staats-Bibliothek. National Bavarian Museum.

                   _Italy._
    BOLOGNA.  Museo Civico.
    BRESCIA.  Museo Civico.
    FLORENCE. Museo nazionale. Bargello.
    MILAN.    Museo archeologico. Castello.
              Tesorio del Duomo.
    MONZA.    Tesorio della Basilica.
    RAVENNA.  Museo Civico. Duomo.
    ROME.     Biblioteca Barbarini.
              Museo Kircheriano (Collegio Romano).
              Vatican. Museo cristiano. Biblioteca.

For the study of Ivory Carvings M. Molinier gives a full bibliography
in his work on _Ivoires_.

For illustrations. Garucci, vol. vi. and the Collections of Photographs
published by Dr. Graeven.

Fictile Ivories for sale, see Oldfield’s Catalogue.




INDEX


    Abraxas, 133.
    Aix-la-Chapelle, Cathedral, 128.
    Aldobrandini, Benci, Bishop of Volterra, crozier of, 152.
    Amalasuntha, 7, 30, 31.
    Anagni, silver casket at, 80.
    Anastasius, diptych of, 24.
    Areobindus, diptychs of, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 40.
    Asturias, diptych of, 13.

    Bamberg Missal, 88; reliquary, 118, 119.
    Basil II., the Emperor, 95.
    Basilewsky tablet, 18.
    Basilius, diptych of, 18, 19, 20.
    Bateman diptych, 67.
    Berlin, Museum, 49, 66, 75, 117, 119, 121, 134.
    Bernward, Bishop of Hildesheim, 124, 125, 128.
    Besançon, 18.
    Boethius, diptych of, 13.
    Bologna, Museo Civico, 37, 78, 97.
    Bonaffé Collection, 140.
    Book covers, 10, 25, 26, 52-57, 110, 112, 113, 116, 117, 118,
                 121, 123, 125, 134.
    Bourges, 22, 29, 40.
    Brescia, 21, 32, 34, 39, 42, 43, 48, 78.
    Brunswick, 117, 119.
    Brussels, Royal Art Museum, 38 _n._

    Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 44.
    Carrand diptych, 39-42.
    Caskets, Byzantine, 75-84;
      Anglo-Saxon, 100;
      Carlovingian, 119, 120;
      Romanesque, 134;
      Gothic, 146, 147.
    Chalandon, M., 140.
    Charlemagne, 106.
    Charles V., inventory of, 136, 144.
    Chessboard, 150.
    Chessmen, 103, 104.
    Christ, representation of, in early times, 50, 51.
    Cividale, 78.
    Clementinus, diptych of, 36.
    Clovis, 22.
    Cologne, Museum, 127.
    Combs, ceremonial, 126, 127.
    Constantine the Great, the Emperor, 27.
    Constantine V., the Emperor, 71.
    Constantine VI., the Emperor, 71.
    Constantine VII., the Emperor, 84.
    Consular diptychs, 3, _et seq._
    Cortona Reliquary, 85, 92.
    Croziers, 131-133, 142, 152.

    Darmstadt, 120.
    Dresden, 80, 88.

    Echternach codex, 121.
    Essen, 118.
    Etschmiadzin book cover, 52, 55.

    Felix, diptych of, 13.
    Florence, Bargello, 22, 27, 39-42, 49, 64, 74, 76, 82, 88, 89,
                        90, 117, 133, 138, 139, 147, 150.
    Frankfort, 116.

    Garnier, M., 140.
    Gérard, Bishop of Limoges, 132.
    Gotfredus, Archbishop of Milan, 127.
    Grandison, Bishop, triptych of, 152, 153.
    Gregory the Great, Pope, 10.

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The Ivory Workers of the Middle Ages

Cust, Anna Maria Elizabeth

Ivories -- History; Ivories, Medieval

_German Empire._
    BERLIN. Kunstkammer. K. Museum. K. Bibliothek.
    MUNICH. K. Staats-Bibliothek. National Bavarian Museum.

                   _Italy._
    BOLOGNA.  Museo Civico.
    BRESCIA.  Museo Civico.
    FLORENCE. Museo nazionale. Bargello.
    MILAN.    Museo archeologico. Castello.
              Tesorio del Duomo.
    MONZA.    Tesorio della Basilica.
    RAVENNA.  Museo Civico. Duomo.
    ROME.     Biblioteca Barbarini.
              Museo Kircheriano (Collegio Romano).
              Vatican. Museo cristiano. Biblioteca.

For the study of Ivory Carvings M. Molinier gives a full bibliography
in his work on _Ivoires_.

For illustrations. Garucci, vol. vi. and the Collections of Photographs
published by Dr. Graeven.

Fictile Ivories for sale, see Oldfield’s Catalogue.




INDEX


    Abraxas, 133.
    Aix-la-Chapelle, Cathedral, 128.
    Aldobrandini, Benci, Bishop of Volterra, crozier of, 152.
    Amalasuntha, 7, 30, 31.
    Anagni, silver casket at, 80.
    Anastasius, diptych of, 24.
    Areobindus, diptychs of, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 40.
    Asturias, diptych of, 13.

    Bamberg Missal, 88; reliquary, 118, 119.
    Basil II., the Emperor, 95.
    Basilewsky tablet, 18.
    Basilius, diptych of, 18, 19, 20.
    Bateman diptych, 67.
    Berlin, Museum, 49, 66, 75, 117, 119, 121, 134.
    Bernward, Bishop of Hildesheim, 124, 125, 128.
    Besançon, 18.
    Boethius, diptych of, 13.
    Bologna, Museo Civico, 37, 78, 97.
    Bonaffé Collection, 140.
    Book covers, 10, 25, 26, 52-57, 110, 112, 113, 116, 117, 118,
                 121, 123, 125, 134.
    Bourges, 22, 29, 40.
    Brescia, 21, 32, 34, 39, 42, 43, 48, 78.
    Brunswick, 117, 119.
    Brussels, Royal Art Museum, 38 _n._

    Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, 44.
    Carrand diptych, 39-42.
    Caskets, Byzantine, 75-84;
      Anglo-Saxon, 100;
      Carlovingian, 119, 120;
      Romanesque, 134;
      Gothic, 146, 147.
    Chalandon, M., 140.
    Charlemagne, 106.
    Charles V., inventory of, 136, 144.
    Chessboard, 150.
    Chessmen, 103, 104.
    Christ, representation of, in early times, 50, 51.
    Cividale, 78.
    Clementinus, diptych of, 36.
    Clovis, 22.
    Cologne, Museum, 127.
    Combs, ceremonial, 126, 127.
    Constantine the Great, the Emperor, 27.
    Constantine V., the Emperor, 71.
    Constantine VI., the Emperor, 71.
    Constantine VII., the Emperor, 84.
    Consular diptychs, 3, _et seq._
    Cortona Reliquary, 85, 92.
    Croziers, 131-133, 142, 152.

    Darmstadt, 120.
    Dresden, 80, 88.

    Echternach codex, 121.
    Essen, 118.
    Etschmiadzin book cover, 52, 55.

    Felix, diptych of, 13.
    Florence, Bargello, 22, 27, 39-42, 49, 64, 74, 76, 82, 88, 89,
                        90, 117, 133, 138, 139, 147, 150.
    Frankfort, 116.

    Garnier, M., 140.
    Gérard, Bishop of Limoges, 132.
    Gotfredus, Archbishop of Milan, 127.
    Grandison, Bishop, triptych of, 152, 153.
    Gregory the Great, Pope, 10.

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