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Jean d'Orleáns, uváděný též jako Mistr Paramentu z Narbonne (1361 – ?) byl francouzský malíř a knižní iluminátor.
, Il Maestro del Paramento di Narbona (1361 … Il Maestro del Paramento di Narbona (1361 – 1425) è stato un miniatore e pittore francese.Il nome convenzionalmente attribuito a un autore anonimo fa riferimento a un paramento d'altare proveniente dalla cattedrale di Narbona e oggi conservato al Museo del Louvre.ona e oggi conservato al Museo del Louvre.
, Mistrz Paramentu z Narbonny (Narbonne) – umowna nazwa artysty tworzącego na przełomie XIV i XV wieku we Francji, w stylu gotyku międzynarodowego, identyfikowanego z Jeanem d’Orléans.
, De Meester van het parament van Narbonne i … De Meester van het parament van Narbonne is de noodnaam voor een schilder en miniaturist werkzaam in Frankrijk tussen 1356 en 1408. Zijn noodnaam komt van een van zijn bekendste werken, een altaarkleed dat gemaakt werd voor een altaar in de kathedraal van Sint Justus in Narbonne. Hij wordt tegenwoordig door verschillende deskundigen geassocieerd met Jean d’Orléans.skundigen geassocieerd met Jean d’Orléans.
, O Mestre do Parement de Narbonne, muitas v … O Mestre do Parement de Narbonne, muitas vezes apenas chamado de Mestre do Parement (pano decorado utilizado nos altares), foi um artista de identidade desconhecida que trabalhou na França no final do século XIV e começo do século XV. Pertence o período do (Gótico Internacional). Deve esse nome ao Parement de Narbonne, um grande pano decorativo retangular em seda encontrado na Catedral de Narbonne e que está agora no Louvre, em Paris. A obra segue a tradição de Jean Pucelle. Acredita-se que tenha sido o artista Jean d'Orléans. O Parement of Narbonne é feito em tinta preta sobre seda, com efeito grisaille. Inclui cenas da Paixão de Cristo bem como de sua Ressurreição. O então rei Carlos V de França e sua rainha, Joana de Bourbon são mostrados de joelhos dos dois lados da cena de Crucificação no centro. Isso sugere que a obra foi encomendada entre 1364 (data de sua ascensão ao trono) e 1378 (morte da rainha). É também possível que tenha sido encomendado para uso no período da Quaresma, quando os altares são cobertos por panos. quando os altares são cobertos por panos.
, Le Maître du Parement de Narbonne est maître anonyme artiste-peintre et enlumineur actif entre 1356 et 1408 en France. Il doit son nom à un parement autrefois conservé à la cathédrale de Narbonne. Il est parfois identifié au peintre Jean d'Orléans.
, The Master of the Parement of Narbonne, of … The Master of the Parement of Narbonne, often referred to more briefly as the Master of the Parement or Parement Master is the name given to an artist of uncertain identity who flourished in France in the late 14th century and early 15th century. He belongs to the period of medieval painting sometimes referred to as International Gothic. The Master is named after the Parement de Narbonne, a unique painted silk altar frontal or parament found in the former Cathedral of Saint Just at Narbonne and now in the Louvre in Paris. The Parement of Narbonne is 2.86 m long and 77.5 cm high, and is painted in black ink (strictly, grisaille) on silk. It includes scenes from the Passion and Resurrection of Christ, including the Kiss of Judas, the Flagellation, the Carrying of the Cross, the Entombment, the Descent into Limbo and the Noli Me Tangere. The then king of France, Charles V and his queen, Jeanne de Bourbon, are shown kneeling at either side of the cross in the central Crucifixion scene. Their presence suggests that the altarcloth was commissioned between 1364, the date of Charles's accession, and 1378, when the queen died. Its colour suggests that it was made for use during Lent, when it was conventional for richly coloured altarpieces to be covered by more simple drapes. Some illuminated manuscripts are attributed to the same artist or his circle, including some of the illustrations in the Book of Hours of René d'Anjou which is now in the British Library, and the important manuscript, now in different parts in several museums known as the Très Belles Heures de Notre Dame (BnF), and the Milan-Turin Hours. According to the British Library, the Parement Master may have been Jean d'Orleans, an artist who is known to have been employed by Charles V between 1340 and 1407. The style of the workshop of the Parement Master is distinctive. The figures are graceful and relatively realistic and three-dimensional in appearance, with expressive faces, but their heads tend to be disproportionate and heavy. Meiss (1967) suggests that the artists were influenced by earlier Italian painting, though others have drawn parallels with contemporary Bohemian style, or have seen northern (perhaps Flemish) influence in the realism of the faces. Both the handling of the grisaille technique and the box-like architectural frames in which some of the scenes are set indicate a keen awareness of the earlier work of Jean Pucelle (active in Paris in the 1320s).an Pucelle (active in Paris in the 1320s).
, Мастер Нарбоннского Парамана (Мастер Парамана; фр. Maître du Parement de Narbonne) — анонимный художник, автор напрестольной пелены (алтарного антепендиума) из кафедрального собора Сен-Жюст в Нарбонне, в настоящее время экспоната в Лувре.
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Jean d'Orleáns, uváděný též jako Mistr Paramentu z Narbonne (1361 – ?) byl francouzský malíř a knižní iluminátor.
, Le Maître du Parement de Narbonne est maître anonyme artiste-peintre et enlumineur actif entre 1356 et 1408 en France. Il doit son nom à un parement autrefois conservé à la cathédrale de Narbonne. Il est parfois identifié au peintre Jean d'Orléans.
, Mistrz Paramentu z Narbonny (Narbonne) – umowna nazwa artysty tworzącego na przełomie XIV i XV wieku we Francji, w stylu gotyku międzynarodowego, identyfikowanego z Jeanem d’Orléans.
, Il Maestro del Paramento di Narbona (1361 … Il Maestro del Paramento di Narbona (1361 – 1425) è stato un miniatore e pittore francese.Il nome convenzionalmente attribuito a un autore anonimo fa riferimento a un paramento d'altare proveniente dalla cattedrale di Narbona e oggi conservato al Museo del Louvre.ona e oggi conservato al Museo del Louvre.
, The Master of the Parement of Narbonne, of … The Master of the Parement of Narbonne, often referred to more briefly as the Master of the Parement or Parement Master is the name given to an artist of uncertain identity who flourished in France in the late 14th century and early 15th century. He belongs to the period of medieval painting sometimes referred to as International Gothic. The Master is named after the Parement de Narbonne, a unique painted silk altar frontal or parament found in the former Cathedral of Saint Just at Narbonne and now in the Louvre in Paris.t Narbonne and now in the Louvre in Paris.
, De Meester van het parament van Narbonne i … De Meester van het parament van Narbonne is de noodnaam voor een schilder en miniaturist werkzaam in Frankrijk tussen 1356 en 1408. Zijn noodnaam komt van een van zijn bekendste werken, een altaarkleed dat gemaakt werd voor een altaar in de kathedraal van Sint Justus in Narbonne. Hij wordt tegenwoordig door verschillende deskundigen geassocieerd met Jean d’Orléans.skundigen geassocieerd met Jean d’Orléans.
, Мастер Нарбоннского Парамана (Мастер Парамана; фр. Maître du Parement de Narbonne) — анонимный художник, автор напрестольной пелены (алтарного антепендиума) из кафедрального собора Сен-Жюст в Нарбонне, в настоящее время экспоната в Лувре.
, O Mestre do Parement de Narbonne, muitas v … O Mestre do Parement de Narbonne, muitas vezes apenas chamado de Mestre do Parement (pano decorado utilizado nos altares), foi um artista de identidade desconhecida que trabalhou na França no final do século XIV e começo do século XV. Pertence o período do (Gótico Internacional). Deve esse nome ao Parement de Narbonne, um grande pano decorativo retangular em seda encontrado na Catedral de Narbonne e que está agora no Louvre, em Paris. A obra segue a tradição de Jean Pucelle. Acredita-se que tenha sido o artista Jean d'Orléans.e que tenha sido o artista Jean d'Orléans.
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, Maître du Parement de Narbonne
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, Mistrz Paramentu z Narbonne
, Mestre de Parement de Narbonne
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