The first part of these series on evaluating armorials dealt with the identification of coats of arms in armorials. It appeared that many armorials were copied and that copyists were prone to make mistakes. This sometimes leaves the researcher with different coats of arms for the same family. This post deals with the problematic of these variant coats of arms more thoroughly by discussing their origins and how they should be analysed. A lot of heraldic terms are used in this post. In order to..
[4], 6 p., 50 plates (part double) : coats of arms.Added t.p. engraved.Frontispiece: royal arms.Repr...
Bedford Hours (1410-1430), BL MS 18850, fol. 288v. Thanks a lot for all the responses I received fol...
The second part of CoA volume 8 has been issued, with several items of interest to the historian of ...
The first part of these series on evaluating armorials dealt with the identification of coats of arm...
Brussels, KBR, MS IV 1249, f.8r Having edited a number of armorials and shown several of them to be ...
München, BSB, Cgm 145. The Grünenberg Armorial The last post in the series on evaluating armorials i...
Coats of arms have, from their first appearance, been one of the primary visual expressions of a per...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
For identifying medieval coats of arms, medieval armorials are very important sources. They have bee...
[8], 378 p., 52 leaves of plates : illus., coats of arms.Numerous errors in paging.Includes index.Re...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Background and purpose Which researcher has not been irritated of the unavailability of a source nee...
French version below. 18–20 September 2019 Antwerp: Grauwzusters Cloister of the University of Antwe...
New Haven, Yale, Beinecke 648, fol. 2v (source) Usually, this blog is dedicated to approaches to her...
Elmar Hofman recently summarized a number of research problems concerning medieval armorials, among ...
[4], 6 p., 50 plates (part double) : coats of arms.Added t.p. engraved.Frontispiece: royal arms.Repr...
Bedford Hours (1410-1430), BL MS 18850, fol. 288v. Thanks a lot for all the responses I received fol...
The second part of CoA volume 8 has been issued, with several items of interest to the historian of ...
The first part of these series on evaluating armorials dealt with the identification of coats of arm...
Brussels, KBR, MS IV 1249, f.8r Having edited a number of armorials and shown several of them to be ...
München, BSB, Cgm 145. The Grünenberg Armorial The last post in the series on evaluating armorials i...
Coats of arms have, from their first appearance, been one of the primary visual expressions of a per...
Steen Clemmensen’s blogpost contains some heraldic terms that might, for the uninitiated, look like ...
For identifying medieval coats of arms, medieval armorials are very important sources. They have bee...
[8], 378 p., 52 leaves of plates : illus., coats of arms.Numerous errors in paging.Includes index.Re...
These databases and dictionaries will help to identify a depicted coat of arms as well as a blasoned...
Background and purpose Which researcher has not been irritated of the unavailability of a source nee...
French version below. 18–20 September 2019 Antwerp: Grauwzusters Cloister of the University of Antwe...
New Haven, Yale, Beinecke 648, fol. 2v (source) Usually, this blog is dedicated to approaches to her...
Elmar Hofman recently summarized a number of research problems concerning medieval armorials, among ...
[4], 6 p., 50 plates (part double) : coats of arms.Added t.p. engraved.Frontispiece: royal arms.Repr...
Bedford Hours (1410-1430), BL MS 18850, fol. 288v. Thanks a lot for all the responses I received fol...
The second part of CoA volume 8 has been issued, with several items of interest to the historian of ...