Avatares de un manuscrito: las ciencias auxiliares de la Historia del Arte

  • Helena Carvajal González
Keywords: Art history, Manuscripts, Codicology, Book history

Abstract

The paper considers in what way Art History’s auxiliary disciplines, such as codicology, palaeography, and bibliography, among others, can contribute to art-historical research. Through consideration of Rodrigo Jimenez de Rada’s Breviarium Historiae Catholicae, held in the Biblioteca Historica Marques de Valdecilla, in addition to specific references to other illuminated manuscripts in the Complutense’s collections, the paper shows how these disciplines can offer corrections or refinements in areas such as dating and examining interrelationships among different works of art.

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Published
2010-01-12
How to Cite
Carvajal González H. . (2010). Avatares de un manuscrito: las ciencias auxiliares de la Historia del Arte. Anales de Historia del Arte, Extra (2), 31-40. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/ANHA/article/view/ANHA1010220031A
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No. Extra (2) (2010): Nuevas investigaciones en Historia del Arte
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Articles

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