L'Opus Anglicanum nel tesoro pontificio

Author

Morgan, Nigel

Document type

Article (livre)

Language

Italian

Book title

Il gotico europeo in Italia

Author (monograph)

Pace, Valentino (Editor, Collective Author); Bagnoli, Martina (Editor, Collective Author)

Source

Il gotico europeo in Italia. 1994, 299-309, 13 ill.

Publisher

Electa Napoli, Napoli (ita)

Publication country

Italy

Abstract (en)

Discusses (from papal inventories, 1295-1314) the presence of embroidered English altar cloths and paraments in the papal treasury. Analyzes extant 13th-14th-c. pluvials in Opus Anglicanum (various Italian collections) and concludes that their identification with paraments cited in the documents is difficult to establish. Also surveys the collecting of Opus Anglicanum by earlier 13th-c. popes (i.e., Innocent IV, Urban IV, Alexander IV, Gregory X, Nicholas III and Nicholas IV). Includes transcriptions of documents.

Subject (en)

• Textiles
• Costume
• Opus Anglicanum
• Pluvials (vestments)
• Paraments
• Altar cloths
• Embroidery
• Documents
• Inventories (documents)
• Patronage
• Popes
• Collections
• Innocent IV, pope, d.1254
• Urban IV, pope, ca.1200-1264
• Alexander IV, pope, d.1261
• Gregory X, Bd., pope, 1210-1276
• Nicholas III, pope, 1210/20-1280
• Nicholas IV, pope, ca.1227-1292
• Great Britain
• England (GBR)
• 1200-1400
• Italy

Subject (fr)

• Textiles
• Costume
• Opus Anglicanum
• Pluvial (vêtement)
• Parement
• Nappe d'autel
• Broderie
• Documents
• Inventaire (document)
• Mécénat
• Papes
• Collections
• Innocent IV, pape, m.1254
• Urbain IV, pape, v.1200-1264
• Alexandre IV, pape, m.1261
• Grégoire X, bienheureux, pape, 1210-1276
• Nicolas III, pape, 1210/20-1280
• Nicolas IV, pape, v.1227-1292
• Grande-Bretagne
• England (GBR)
• 1200-1400
• Italie

Origin

DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier20011001-00159256

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