- has so many it has
become known as The Book of
Drolleries.
Another m****cript that
contains many
drolleries is the
English Luttrell Psalter,
which has hybrid...
- may be scribbles, comments,
glosses (annotations), critiques, doodles,
drolleries, or illuminations.
Biblical m****cripts have
notes in the margin, for...
- of
these decretals is
known for its
marginal illustrations which are
drolleries unrelated to the
texts but
instead picture other fables,
fancies and stories...
- Page from the 14th-century
Luttrell Psalter,
showing drolleries on the
right margin and a
ploughman at the bottom...
- expressions, in a
direct continuation of the
medieval traditions of the
drolleries in the
border decorations or
initials in
illuminated m****cripts. From...
- drummer, in the
house of Mr. John Mompesson, with some
reflections on
drollery and
atheisme Glanvill, Joseph. "Essay IV
Against modern Sadducism in the...
- very
elaborate decorated borders of
foliate patterns,
often with
small drolleries. A
Gothic page
might contain several areas and
types of decoration: a...
- Europe.
Independent scenes were
often executed as
historiated initials and
drolleries at the
lower edge of the picture.
These scenes offered space for imaginative...
-
Kissell of The New York
Daily News
remarked that he
delivered "all the
drollery with a
perfect deadpan and a twinkle"
while David Patrick Stearns of USA...
-
Parisian Gothic-era m****cript
illuminator who
excelled in the
invention of
drolleries as well as
traditional iconography. He is
considered one of the best miniaturists...
