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Mohammed, Franco und andere Kastilier

  Mohammed? Franco?? Nein, keine Mohammed-Karikaturen, nur Bilder aus dem Palast Mohammeds V., der 1354 bis 1391 Emir von Granada war. Und nein, weder er noch der Generalissimo sind gebürtige Kastilier, wobei Mohammed immerhin Lehnsmann des kastilischen Königs war. Aber der Reihe nach: Die hinreißend schönen Palastanlagen der Alhambra in Granada sind berühmt, nicht zuletzt, seit ihrer romantischen Entdeckung als Beispiele eines “reinen” maurischen Stils. Ganz so rein ist...

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New resources from the Genealogical Office of Ireland

Thanks to one of our readers, who kindly sent us a message, we are able to add another resource to our growing collection of heraldic documents on the internet. The Chief Herald of Ireland has recently published a series of about 35 volumes, which are available as digitised copies on the website of the National Library of Ireland. These include heraldic grants and confirmations of coats of arms, a...

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Andreas Zajic (Vienne): arma in ipsa cedula depicta. L’influence des bénéficiaires sur la conception des armoiries et l’exécution des décors enluminé dans les concessions d’armoiries impériales au XVe siècle

Dans leur étude des procédés d’expédition des actes de la chancellerie impériale, la plupart des manuels allemands de diplomatique et des études spécialisées se sont concentrés sur la période du Moyen Âge central. Jusqu’ici pourtant, la naissance d’un nouveau type de chartes impériales au cours du XIVe siècle, les lettres de concession d’armoiries, n’avait pas retenu l’attention des diplomatistes. Ces chartes, accordées aux bénéficiaires sous forme de diplôme ou...

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Roland, Martin (Vienna): Illuminated charters, heraldry and artistic excellence

Artistic quality is not necessary in order to be considered a good heraldic painter. Too much creative transformation is not what a patron seeks when he orders a coat of arms. Such is the standard opinion, and this is true within the field of illuminated charters as well. But standard explanations are never sufficient for artefacts of the highest rank. And this also holds good for the field I...

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[conference] Wappenbriefe und Standeserhöhungsurkunden als Ausdruck europäischen Kulturtransfers? Beiträge zur diplomatischen Norm und sozialen Praxis im späten Mittelalter/Grants of Arms and Patents of Nobility as Expressions of a European Cultural Transfer?

This interesting conference was announced on H-Soz-Kult. It has already taken place, nevertheless I’d like to indicate it here, looking forward to the upcomming conference report :