Iconography

RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY

Old Testament / Psalms / Cycles / The Utrecht Psalter and related manuscripts / Paris Psalter - original drawings
Life of Christ / Ministry / Baptism / Without God the Father / Without Angels
Life of Christ / Ministry / Temptation / First Temptation (Stones into Bread)
Life of Christ / Ministry / Temptation / Second Temptation (Pinnacle of Temple)
Life of Christ / Ministry / Temptation / Third Temptation (High Mountain)
Life of Christ / Ministry / Temptation / Angels worship Christ after His temptations
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Christ healing / Peter's Mother in Law / Christ healing Peter's Mother-in-Law
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Christ healing / Peter's Mother in Law / Being healed, Peter's Mother-in-Law serves Christ
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Wedding feast at Cana / Arrival of the wedding-guests
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Wedding feast at Cana / Mary asks Christ to help
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Wedding feast at Cana / Christ gives instructions to the servants
Life of Christ / Ministry / Miracles / Wedding feast at Cana / Christ turning water into wine

Further details

Row 1: Baptism; Wedding in Cana (arrival, preparations); row 2: Cana (Miracle); 1st; 2nd Temptation; row 3: 3rd Temptation (dialogue and image of all cities of the world); Angels minister Christ; row 4: Christ healing a leper; Christ healing Peter's mother-in-law (2 scenes, wrong order)

Artist or creator

Canterbury (Christ Church)

Date

1180 - 1200

Location

Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, lat. 8846

Book, text or document (source of image)

Folio: 3r.

Notes on photograph

Bibliographic Citation

Henri Omont, Psautier illustré (XIIIe siècle). Reproduction des 107 miniatures du manuscrit Latin 8846 de la Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris 1906, plate 6

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