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Cantiga 187, one of 420 musical compositions narrating the miracles of the Virgin, written in Galician for Alfonso X the Wise (1221-84) (vellum) (detail of 243187)
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Cantiga 187, one of 420 musical compositions narrating the miracles of the Virgin, written in Galician for Alfonso X the Wise (1221-84) (vellum) (detail of 243187)
IND451826 Cantiga 187, one of 420 musical compositions narrating the miracles of the Virgin, written in Galician for Alfonso X the Wise (1221-84) (vellum) (detail of 243187) by Spanish School, (13th century); Biblioteca Monasterio del Escorial, Madrid, Spain; Index Fototeca
Media ID 25896904
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Banner Cantigas De Santa Maria Illuminated Manuscript Narrative Standard
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from Cantiga 187, one of the remarkable musical compositions that recount the miracles of the Virgin Mary. Written in Galician for Alfonso X the Wise during the 13th century, this vellum manuscript is an exquisite example of medieval artistry and devotion. The image transports us to a vivid scene filled with energy and action. A cavalry army charges forward on horseback, their banners fluttering proudly in the wind. The illuminated manuscript captures every intricate detail, from the horses' powerful strides to the determined expressions on each soldier's face. As we delve into this narrative masterpiece, it becomes evident that it not only celebrates equestrian prowess but also depicts a momentous battle or confrontation. The troops are depicted with precision and skill, showcasing their strength and dedication to their cause. This extraordinary artwork is housed within Biblioteca Monasterio del Escorial in Madrid, Spain—a testament to its historical significance. Its inclusion among Alfonso X's collection further emphasizes its importance as a cultural treasure. Through this print by Bridgeman Images, we can appreciate both the artistic mastery of Spanish School craftsmen and gain insight into medieval society's fascination with chivalry and religious devotion. It serves as a visual reminder of our rich heritage and invites us to explore further into these enchanting cantigas de Santa Maria compositions.
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