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Livre de l'Ecclesiaste.
- Title
- Livre de l'Ecclesiaste.
- Author
- Inglis, Esther, 1571-1624.
- Publication
- Edinburgh, Scotland, 1601.
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Not available - Please for assistance. | Text | By appointment only | Spencer Coll. MS. 8 | Schwarzman Building - Print Collection Room 308 |
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- Additional Authors
- Description
- 25 leaves, bound : paper, ink, manuscript, illuminations; 174 x 136 mm
- Alternative Title
- Cantique du Roy Salomon
- Subjects
- Manuscripts > Scotland
- Morocco bindings (Binding) > France > Paris > 17th century
- Calligraphy > 17th century
- Portraits > Female > 17th century
- illuminated manuscripts
- Manuscripts > Scotland > 17th century
- Manuscripts, Latin (Medieval and modern) > New York (State) > New York
- Illumination of books and manuscripts
- Women calligraphers
- Genre/Form
- Manuscripts – Scotland – 17th century.
- illuminated manuscripts.
- Portraits – Female – 17th century.
- Calligraphy – 17th century.
- Morocco bindings (Binding) – France – Paris – 17th century.
- Note
- Esther Inglis was the daughter of French Huguenots who fled to Scotland in 1574. She married Bartholomew Kello, a clerk, in or around 1596. For her work she used first the name Esther Anglois, Francoise, and then from 1604 on, Esther Inglis.
- The "Libre de l'Ecclesiaste" is dated (f. 1): 21 April 1601. The "Cantique du Roy Salomon" is dated (f. 18): 23 April 1601. The dedication to the Princess de Rohan is mistakenly dated (f. 3): 24 April 1501.
- Layout: Up to 31 long lines per page. Occasional catchwords visible.
- Decoration: f. 6: portrait of Esther Inglis; human figures f. 24v. Title pages and elsewhere: animals, birds, insects, masks, and putti. Each page (except title pages) has etched border of balls and bead. Decorated throughout with fruit, flowers and decorative bands. 2-line initials. Title page of Le Cantique du Roy Salomon (f. 18). Decorative border with animal figures etc. Name, date, and place given.
- Titles from f. 1 and f. 18.
- Scribe: Esther Inglis.
- Script: Calligraphic scripts, including rognosa and tagliata.
- Access (note)
- Restricted use.
- Indexed In (note)
- Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. Seymour de Ricci. (Wilson Co., New York, 1937)
- New York Public Library. Spencer Collection. Dictionary catalog and shelf list
- Cite As (note)
- NYPL. Spencer Collection MS. 8
- Language (note)
- In French and Latin.
- Provenance (note)
- Written for the Princess de Rohan. In early 19th century, presented by Boullet (lawyer of Bordeaux) to Charles Athanase, Baron de Walckenaer. Huth collection.
- Binding (note)
- Bound in dark red morocco by Clovis Even, covered with intricate gilt tooling.
- Call Number
- Spencer Coll. MS. 8
- OCLC
- 1336609378
- Author
- Inglis, Esther, 1571-1624.
- Title
- Livre de l'Ecclesiaste.
- Imprint
- Edinburgh, Scotland, 1601.
- Type of Content
- textstill image
- Type of Medium
- unmediated
- Type of Carrier
- volume
- Access
- Restricted use. Requires permission for access.
- Indexed In:
- Census of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts. Seymour de Ricci. (Wilson Co., New York, 1937), p. 1337, no. 7.New York Public Library. Spencer Collection. Dictionary catalog and shelf list, vol. II, p. 903.
- Cite As:
- NYPL. Spencer Collection MS. 8
- Language
- In French and Latin.
- Provenance
- Written for the Princess de Rohan. In early 19th century, presented by Boullet (lawyer of Bordeaux) to Charles Athanase, Baron de Walckenaer. Huth collection.
- Binding
- Bound in dark red morocco by Clovis Even, covered with intricate gilt tooling.
- Source of description
- Part of the description used is from Digital Scriptorium 1.0.
- Connect to:
- Place of Publication
- Scotland, Edinburgh.
- Added Author
- Inglis, Esther, 1571-1624, calligrapher.Eve, Clovis, -1634 or 1635, binder.New York Public Libary. Manuscript. Spencer Coll. MS 8.
- Added Title Page Title
- Cantique du Roy Salomon
- Research Call Number
- Spencer Coll. MS. 8