AccueilMedieval Manuscripts in Motion 2015

AccueilMedieval Manuscripts in Motion 2015

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Publié le mardi 23 décembre 2014

Résumé

This International Conference aims to follow up the initiative "Medieval Europe in Motion: the circulation of artists, images, patterns and ideas, from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic coast", held in Lisbon in 2013 and organized by the Institute for Medieval Studies of the Nova University Lisbon.With the aim of creating academic, scientific and organizational synergies, this second edition will be organized in collaboration with two other international institutions, the University of Cantabria and the University of León. The main scientific of the event, as it was the previous conference, is to analyse the phenomenon of circulation, motion and mobility of people, forms and ideas during the Middle Ages. This time, however, the kind of works under consideration will be illuminated manuscripts. This three-day Conference aims thus to conduct a critical and constructive revision of research on Iberian Book Illumination in the Middle Ages, proposing new questions to be discussed.

Annonce

 

Argument

This International Conference aims to follow up the initiative "Medieval Europe in Motion: the circulation of artists, images, patterns and ideas, from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic coast", held in Lisbon in 2013 and organized by the Institute for Medieval Studies of the Nova University Lisbon.

With the aim of creating academic, scientific and organizational synergies, this second edition will be organized in collaboration with two other international institutions, the University of Cantabria and the University of León.

The main scientific of the event, as it was the previous conference, is to analyse the phenomenon of circulation, motion and mobility of people, forms and ideas during the Middle Ages. This time, however, the kind of works under consideration will be illuminated manuscripts. This three-day Conference aims thus to conduct a critical and constructive revision of research on Iberian Book Illumination in the Middle Ages, proposing new questions to be discussed

The works to be surveyed are manuscripts of all kinds, both in form and in content. Our intention is to discuss the following topics:

1) The phenomenon of mobility in Medieval times

Why did it happen? Who travelled? Where did they travel? What reasons motivated the circulation of people? How did mobility influence, stimulate and condition the production of manuscripts?

2) Clients and promoters, both individual and institutional

To what extent did their own travels and vital experiences influence their decisions when ordering new works? How did fashion and taste influence the promoters’ choices?

3) Material authors

How did their itinerant lives influence their creations? To what extent was the production of new works conditioned by the presence of foreign scribes/illuminators in specific geographical contexts? How did they transfer models to new places/media? To what extent were they influenced by the models they saw when passing through other places/contexts and by the tradition they found when arriving at new places?

4) Models

The concepts of copy, reinterpretation, reuse and re-elaboration will under discussion, as well as the confluence of several graphic languages in the same work; we will also address the influence of old models in later works.

5) Image performance

Analysis of several concepts regarding the influence of the phenomena of circulation and mobility on the image performance - the agency, efficiency, effectiveness and power of the image, both in Medieval and later times.

6) Manuscript acquisition

Regarding the postproduction process, that is the sale and circulation of already finished works, several matters will be approached, such as the artistic market, the existence of a luxury market in Medieval times, and the act of collecting manuscripts both in the Middle Ages and in later periods.

Program

Wednesday 4th March 2015

Morning

  • 8:30-9:00 - Registration
  • 9:00 - Opening
  • 09:30 – Opening lecture : Jean-Claude Schmitt, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris, Mouvements et rythmes dans l’Europe médiévale 
  • 10:15 – Keynote speaker : Ana Suárez González, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, De libros y caminos
  • 11:00 – Coffee break
  • 11:30 – Papers

Medieval Europe in Motion

  • Lucia Maria Mattia Olivieri, Università degli Studi di Bari Aldo Moro, Rotte e flussi di pellegrini: la diffusione del culto di san Michele dal Gargano all’Europa
  • Israel San Martín Barros, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, La influencia narrativa del viaje de San Brandán en Raul Glaber
  • Ilse Sturkenboom, University of Bamberg, Solomon and the Queen of Sheba in Motion: 13th–15th Century Processes of Transmission, Re-Interpretation, and Re-Affiliation of Pictorial and Textual Motifs in Oriental Manuscripts

Medieval Iberia in motion

  • Francisco J. Álvarez López, University of Exeter, The Atlantic Connection: Manuscript circulation and transmission between Anglo-Saxon England and Iberia
  • Junko Kume, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Dos códices ildefonsianos en el Toledo recién reconquistado: la difusión del De virginitate iluminado dentro y fuera de la Península Ibérica
  • Maria Alessandra Bilotta, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Mario Farelo, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Mobilité des étudiants et  circulation de manuscrits juridiques enluminés étrangers au Portugal: nouveaux approches et premiers résultats de recherche

13:00 – Lunch break

Afternoon : Clients and promoters

  • 15:00 – Keynote speaker : Rose Walker · Courtauld Institute of Art, London, Between promoters and parchment: taste and travel in the patronage of medieval manuscripts
  • 15:45 – Keynote speaker : María Victoria Herráez Ortega · Universidad de León, Obispos, catedrales y libros en la Baja Edad Media
  • 16:30 – Coffee break
  • 17:00 – Papers
  • Rebecca Swanson, Universitat de Barcelona, Roda d’Isàvena, a Pyrenean Gateway for knowledge: recovering its cultural and religious role
  • Gonçalo Melo da Silva, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, A singular case? The life of books in the chapels of Nogueira (1296-1464): origins, conservation and loan.
  • Delmira Custodio, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, O dito Livro de Horas dito de D. Fernando ou D. Catarina e sua relação com o Breviário Grimani e as Très Riches Heures do duc de Berry

Thursday 5th March 2015

Morning

Material authors

  • 09:30 – Keynote speaker : Anna Orriols i Alsina, Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona, Ilustradores y copistas (c. 950-c. 1200). Estrategias visuales para la posteridad
  • 10:15 – Keynote speaker : Josefina Planas i Bádenas, Universidad de Lleida, Valencia, Nápoles y Barcelona: la corte napolitana y el trasvase formal de manuscritos y artistas entre ambas orillas del Mediterráneo, durante el reinado de Alfonso el Magnánimos
  • 11:00 – Coffee break
  • 11:30 - Papers
  • José Antoni Iglesias-Fonseca, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Causa adiscendi artem sive officium illuminandi et ystoriandi’. Maestros iluminadores, aprendices, condiciones de trabajo, modelos y promotores (Cataluña, ss.XIV-XV).
  • Marina Garzón Fernández, University of Santiago de Compostela, The swing of the page: dynamic interaction in the act of Reading
  • Ana Lemos, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Rita Araújo, FCT, Nova University of Lisbon, Maria João Melo, FCT, Nova University of Lisbon, Sur la route des manuscrits français: la construction de la couleur vs les ateliers des artistes
  • 13:00 – Lunch break

Afternoon

Models

  • 15:00 – Keynote speaker : Peter K. Klein, University of Tübingen, The Circulation of Illustrated Apocalypse Manuscripts and Commentaries in Early and High Medieval Europe   
  • 15:45 – Keynote speaker : Javier Docampo Capilla, Museo del Prado, Madrid, Cortar y pegar: utilización y reutilización de manuscritos iluminados flamencos en la Castilla bajomedieval
  • 16:30 – Coffee break
  • 17:00 – Papers

Panel A

  • Francisco de Asís García, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Ana Hernández, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Manuscripts across Frontiers: the Transit of Influences through Romanesque Aragón
  • Ana de Oliveira Dias,  University of Durham, «Archetype, model and variation: archaism and renovatio in the Beatus of Saint Mamas of Lorvão»
  • Anna D. Russakoff, American University of Paris, Mobile Fables: Cross-Cultural Animals and their Representations in the Kalila wa Dimna

Panel B

  • Bertrand Cosnet, Université de Nantes | CESR, Tours, Circulation et mutations d’un traité de moralité au XIVe siècle: le cas de la Somme le roi en Angleterre et en Italie
  • Encarna Montero, Universitat de València, El comercio de las formas: importación de recetarios y modelos foráneos en la miniatura valenciana entre 1400 y 1460.
  • Mercedes López-Mayán, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Por una historia de la ilustración de los pontificales castellano-leoneses (siglos XIII-XV): Originalidad, Modelos e Influencias

Friday 6th March 2015

Morning

Image performance

  • 09:30 – Keynote speaker : Alejandro García Avilés, Universidad de Murcia, La Performance de las imágenes
  • 10:15 – Keynote speaker : Maria Adelaide Miranda, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Imagens de mistério. A performance da imagem em torno do Te Igitur nos missais românicos
  • 11:00 – Coffee break
  • 11:30 – Papers

Panel A

  • Maria Coutinho, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Carmina figurata em movimento : as composições figuradas e os acrotelésticos do Codex Vigilanus
  • Miguel García-Fernández, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Reyes, reinas e infantas en la Galicia medieval. Presencia, actuaciones y representaciones del poder regio en el Noroeste peninsular
  • Catarina Fernandes Barreira, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, Knowledge in motion: three manuscripts of Peter Lombard’s Sentences

PANEL B

  • Jakov Đordevic, University of Belgrade, Die, Pray, Love: Taking the Salvational Journey through the Office of the Dead in the Très Riches Heures with Help of its Macabre Imagery
  • Luis Campos Ribeiro, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, The illuminated copies of Le Régime du Corps: an example of the circulation of models and images in the late medieval period
  • Pedro Matos Gameiro, Universidade de Évora, Da justeza do Livro das Fortalezas
  • 13:00 – Lunch break

Afternoon

Manuscript Acquisition

  • 15:00 - Keynote speaker : Luís Afonso, ARTIS, University of Lisbon, The intercontinental journey of a late medieval Andalusian Hebrew manuscript
  • 15:45 – Keynote speaker : Xavier Van Binnebeke, University of Leuven, cDesiderata Librorum Variorum: Mediaeval Manuscripts and Early Printed Books in the Library of the Convento das Necessidades in Lisbon.
  • 16:00 – Coffee break
  • 16:30 – Papers
  • Luís Correia de Sousa, IEM, Nova University of Lisbon, De Bolonha a Évora – a desconhecida viagem de uma Bíblia do século XIII
  • Marina Vidas, The Royal Library, Copenhagen, Brides and the Circulation of Medieval Illuminated Books to and From the Iberian Peninsula
  • Mercedes Pérez Vidal, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Producción y circulación de manuscritos litúrgicos de la Orden de Predicadores en Castilla. Una aproximación
  • Samuel Gras, Université de Lille 3, L’arrivée de livre d’heures de style fouquettien dans des mains espagnoles dès le XVIe siècle
  • 18:00 - Closing

Scientific committee

  • Amaia Arizaleta, Université Toulouse-Le Mirail
  • Javier Docampo Capilla, Museo del Prado, Madrid
  • Alejandro García Avilés, Universidad de Murcia
  • Jose Antonio Fernández Flórez, Universidad de Burgos
  • Maria Victoria Herráez Ortega, Universidad de León
  • Scot McKendrick, British Library, London
  • Maria Adelaide Miranda, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
  • Anna Orriols i Alsina, Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona
  • Josefina Planas Badenas, Universidad de Lleida
  • Barbara Shailor, Yale University
  • Matthias Untermann, Heidelberg Universität
  • Rose Walker, Courtauld Institute of Art, London
  • Juan Antonio Yebes, Fundación Lázaro Galdiano, Madrid

Lieux

  • Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian – National library of Portugal, Avenida de Berna, 45A
    Lisbonne, Portugal (1067-001)

Dates

  • mercredi 04 mars 2015
  • vendredi 06 mars 2015
  • jeudi 05 mars 2015

Mots-clés

  • Mobility, circulation, manuscript

Contacts

  • Alicia Miguélez Cavero
    courriel : amiguelez [at] fcsh [dot] unl [dot] pt

URLS de référence

Source de l'information

  • Alicia Miguélez Cavero
    courriel : amiguelez [at] fcsh [dot] unl [dot] pt

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« Medieval Manuscripts in Motion 2015 », Colloque, Calenda, Publié le mardi 23 décembre 2014, https://doi.org/10.58079/rnd

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