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| ID: | 5 |
| Artist: | unknown |
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| Artist Country: | French |
| Title of Work: | Haystacks and a lion |
| Date of Work: | 13th century |
| Medium: | manuscript |
| Period/Style: | before 1500 |
| URL: | http://www.art.com/ |
| Citation: | Museu Archeologico Nazionale, Cividale del Friuli, Italy. |
| Index Words: | haystack, rick, fork, workers |
| Place: | France |
| Notes: | Psalter of Saint Elizabeth |
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| Artist: | 8 |
| Artist Birth Date: | Limbourg, Paul de |
| Artist Death Date: | 1385 |
| Artist Country: | 1416 |
| Title of Work: | French |
| Date of Work: | June |
| Medium: | 1440 |
| Period/Style: | manuscript |
| URL: | before 1500 |
| Citation: | http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/rh/img/june.jpg |
| Index Words: | |
| Place: | haycocks, cobs, windrows, scythe, woman, rake, fork, Book of Hours |
| Notes: | France |
| Essays: | ^^^ Les Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry. June. Folio 6v. 'It is harvest time; scantily clad peasants wearing hats mow the wide meadow in unison. Every detail of the operation is carefully observed and rendered. The freshly mown area stands out brightly against the untouched grass, and the already fading shocked hay is still different in color. In the foreground two women rake and stack the hay. The grace, one might even say the elegance, imparted by the fragility and flexibility of these simply dressed reapers is typical of the mixture of perception and charm that characterizes the Limbourgs' genius.' (Notes from the excellent christusrex.org website) |
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| ID: | Yes |
| Artist: | |
| Artist Birth Date: | 9 |
| Artist Death Date: | Limbourg, Paul de |
| Artist Country: | 1385 |
| Title of Work: | 1416 |
| Date of Work: | French |
| Medium: | June (detail) |
| Period/Style: | 1440 |
| URL: | manuscript |
| Citation: | before 1500 |
| Index Words: | http://www.christusrex.org/www2/berry/DB-f6v-d3l.jpg |
| Place: | |
| Notes: | haycocks, woman, women, workers, rake |
| Essays: | France |
| Image: | |
| ID: | Roles in the hay (work) |
| Artist: | Yes |
| Artist Birth Date: | |
| Artist Death Date: | 10 |
| Artist Country: | Limbourg, Paul de |
| Title of Work: | 1385 |
| Date of Work: | 1416 |
| Medium: | French |
| Period/Style: | June (detail) |
| URL: | 1440 |
| Citation: | manuscript |
| Index Words: | before 1500 |
| Place: | http://www.christusrex.org/www2/berry/DB-f6v-d4l.jpg |
| Notes: | |
| Essays: | windrow, workers,scythes |
| Image: | |
| ID: | detail of ID 8: men mowing hay |
| Artist: | |
| Artist Birth Date: | Yes |
| Artist Death Date: | |
| Artist Country: | 11 |
| Title of Work: | Limbourg, Paul de |
| Date of Work: | 1385 |
| Medium: | 1416 |
| Period/Style: | French |
| URL: | July |
| Citation: | 1440 |
| Index Words: | manuscript |
| Place: | before 1500 |
| Notes: | http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/rh/img/july.jpg |
| Essays: |
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| ID: | France |
| Artist: | The Limbourgs represent here the rustic activities of the month of July, the harvest and sheep shearing, in the vicinity of the Chateau du Clain in Poitiers. Poitiers was, in fact, one of the Duc de Berry's habitual homes, a part of his appanage like Berry and Auvergne. Two peasants reap, not with scythes as in the haymaking, but with sickles. One, closely resembling a harvester in the month of June, wears a straw hat and a simple shirt under which appear his drawers or petits draps as they were then called. Every detail of the wheat is minutely rendered. The heads are more golden than the stalks and both are speckled with flowers; on the ground lies the mown wheat, not yet bound in sheaves but already drier than the rest. |
| Artist Birth Date: | Missed stacks and mistakes |
| Artist Death Date: | Yes |
| Artist Country: | |
| Title of Work: | 12 |
| Date of Work: | unknown |
| Medium: | |
| Period/Style: | |
| URL: | French |
| Citation: | Haymaking in roundel |
| Index Words: | 15th century |
| Place: | manuscript |
| Notes: | before 1500 |
| Essays: | http://ibs001.colo.firstnet.net.uk/britishlibrary/controller/textsearch?text=9572&x=11&y=8 |
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| ID: | sheaf, sickle, workers, wheat |
| Artist: | France |
| Artist Birth Date: | Calendar page for July. (Whole folio) Calendar page for July. Borders of floral decoration with two roundels. Leo, and haymaking, with a figure cutting hay with a sickle. |
| Artist Death Date: | |
| Artist Country: | Yes |
| Title of Work: | |
| Date of Work: | 13 |
| Medium: | Vrelant, Guillaume |
| Period/Style: | 1430 |
| URL: | 1481 |
| Citation: | French |
| Index Words: | Nativity |
| Place: | 15th century |
| Notes: | manuscript |
| Essays: | before 1500 |
| Image: | |
| ID: | CS010541 |
| Artist: | fodder, animals, horse, Book of Hours |
| Artist Birth Date: | France |
| Artist Death Date: | An ass and a horse reach up for hay in wooden rack. |
| Artist Country: | |
| Title of Work: | Yes |
| Date of Work: | |
| Medium: | 23 |
| Period/Style: | Bening, Simon |
| URL: | 1483 |
| Citation: | 1561 |
| Index Words: | French |
| Place: | Haymaking |
| Notes: | 1510-1525 |
| Essays: | manuscript |
| Image: | |
| ID: | http://ibs001.colo.firstnet.net.uk/britishlibrary/controller/textsearch?text=Bening+and+Haymaking&x=14&y=8 |
| Artist: | |
| Artist Birth Date: | haycocks, windrows, wagon, workers, scythe, rake, Book of Hours |
| Artist Death Date: | France |
| Artist Country: | (Whole folio) Calendar miniature for July showing a haymaking scene. Men scythe, women rake. |
| Title of Work: | Roles in the hay (work), Early hay poems from Lydgate to Hood. |
| Date of Work: | Yes |
| Medium: | 24 |
| Period/Style: | Bening, Simon |
| URL: | 1483 |
| Citation: | 1561 |
| Index Words: | French |
| Place: | Hunting and hay-making |
| Notes: | 1520-1530 |
| Essays: | manuscript |
| Image: | |
| ID: | http://ibs001.colo.firstnet.net.uk/britishlibrary/controller/textsearch?text=golf+and+hay&y=5&x=8&idx=1&start=0 |
| Artist: | http://www.moleiro.com/uk/LGolf.html |
| Artist Birth Date: | windrows, workers, scythe, rake, horse |
| Artist Death Date: | France |
| Artist Country: | From the Golf Book: (Whole folio) Calendar scene for July: Mowing, hay-making, falconry and hunting. Men scythe, woman rakes. The person for whom this marvelous Book of Hours was made is still unknown. Running along the bottom of the pages in the calendar is a series of images that have always been of great interest. They depict sports activities and other pastimes typical of the period when the manuscript was made. One of the games portrayed is golf, the reason why this book is also known as the Book of Golf. In addition to these small, marginal scenes, the pages of the calendar are characterized by a series of miniatures depicting daily work and leisure activities typical of the 16th century. The son of the artist Alexander Bening, Simon Bening was born in 1483 or 84 in Ghent. Around the year 1500 he began working in Bruges and Ghent, before finally settling in Bruges in approximately 1519. His workshop produced countless books of hours, all truly outstanding, for people of high rank in across Europe. He was undoubtedly the best known miniaturist of his time. |
| Title of Work: | Early hay poems from Lydgate to Hood. |
| Date of Work: | Yes |
| Medium: | 25 |
| Period/Style: | Bening, Simon |
| URL: | 1483 |
| Citation: | 1561 |
| Index Words: | French |
| Place: | Hay cart |
| Notes: | 1520-1530 |
| Essays: | manuscript |
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