ivory-bib - 6/29/08
A bibliography of medieval ivory carving by Mistress Slaine ni Chiarain.
NOTE: See also the files: ivory-msg, mirrors-msg, horn-msg, Horn-Spoons-art, bone-msg, polishing-msg, tools-msg, tools-bib.
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Date: Sun, 06 Dec 1998 08:36:23 -0800
From: Mary Haselbauer <removed>. <new email is: mary_m_haselbauer at yahoo.com>
To: sca-arts at raven.cc.ukans.edu
Subject: Ivory bibilography
Since I seemed to have opened a can of worms the least I can
do is help collect them. What follows is my bibilography from
that project. I was mostly looking at certain jewelry boxes but
some of these may be helpful. The Walter Art Museum in Baltimore,
Maryland has many many mirror cases.
Slaine
Abraham, E. "Medieval romance carved in ivory: story of La Chatelaine
de Vergi illustrated on a pair of ivory caskets in the Morgan
collection at the Metropolitan Museum." International Studio.
94:48-50 O' 29.
Breck, J. "Ivories." Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. 6
(1911): 163-66.
Broderick, Herbert R. "A note on Solomon and Bathsheba as
Furstenspiegel." Studies in Iconography VI (1980) 17-28.
Carter D.G. "Gothic Ivory Madonna and Child." John Herron Institute
Bulletin. 45: 59 0 61 D '58.
Cheney, T.L. "French Ivory mirror Back of the 14th Century." Cleveland
Museum Bulletin 28:124-5 O '41.
Cooper, Linda. "Irony as courtly poetic truth in La Chatelaine de
Vergy." Romanic Review. v75 p273-82 May '84.
DeWinter, Patrick M. European Decorative Arts 1400-1600: An Annotated
Bibliography. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1988.
Forsyth, W. H. "French Medieval Writing Tablet." Metropolitan Museum
Bulletin. 33: 259-60 D '38.
Gaborit-Chopin, Danielle. Elbenbeinkunst in Mittelalter. Berlin: Mann,
1978.
Hunt, Tony. "The Art of Concealment: La Chatelaine de Vergi." French
Studies. v 47 p129-41 April '93.
Koechlin, Raymond. Les ivories gothiques francais. 3 vols. Paris:
Auguste Picard, 1924.
Locey, Michael. "La Chastelaine de Vergi." The Register of the Spencer
Museum of Art. University of Kansas. vol. IV. num. 2. 1963.
Longhurst, M.H. "Fourteen Century Ivory." Connoisseur. 89:41-3 Ja '32.
Loomis, R.S. "A Medieval Ivory Casket." Art in America. 5 (1917)
19-27.
Male, Emile. Art and Artist of the Middle Ages. Trans. Sylvia Stalling
Lowe. Redding Ridge (Ct): Black Swan Books, 1986.
Monroe W.H. "French Gothic Ivory of the Virgin and Child." Museum
Studies 9: 6 - 29 '78.
Murphy, Vivian B. "Mythological Subjects on Northern French Tablemen."
Gesta XX/ 1 (1981) 161-171.
Natanson, J. Gothic Ivories of the 13th and 14th Centuries. London:
Alec Tiranti, 1951
Philippovich, Eugen Von. Elfenbein (Ivory) 2nd ed. Munchen: Klinhorodf
und Biermann, 1992.
Randall R.H. "A Group of Gothic Ivory Boxes" Burlington Magazine 127:
577-81 S '85
Randall, R.H. "Medieval Ivories in the Romantic Tradition." Gesta
(1:1989) 30 - 40.
Randall, Richard H. "A Parisian Ivory Carver." Journal of the Walters
Art Gallery. XXXVIII (1980) 60-67.
Randall, Richard H. Jr. Masterpieces of Ivory from the Walter Art
Gallery. New York: Hudson Hills, 1985.
Randall, Richard H. "New Scholarship on Ivories." Apollo CXVIII / 260
(Oct 1983) 292-295.
Robinson, F.W. "Notes on a French Gothic Writing Tablet." Detroit
Institute Bulletin. 22: 84-7 My '43.
Ross M.C. "Gothic Ivory Mirror Case" Walters Journal. 2: 109-11 '39.
Ross, D.J.A. "Allegory and Romance on a Medieval French Marriage
Casket." Warburg and Coutanid Institute J 11: 112-43 '48.
Walsh, David A. "Notes on the Iconography of a 14th Century Ivory
Porticos" Journal of the Memorial Art Gallery of the
University of Rochester VII 1984 p. 1-7.
Wells, W. "Gothic Diptych Reunited." Scottish Art. R 1: 26-8 '67/
Wixon, W.D. "Panels from an ivory casket depicting secular subjects
after Parisian ivory carving" Cleveland Museum Bulletin 66: 110-26.
Young, A.M. "French Medieval Ivory Casket at the Barber Institute of
Fine Arts.' Connoisseur 120: 16-21 S '47.
Gaborit-Chopin, Danielle. Elbenbeinkunst in Mittelalter. Berlin: Mann,
1978.
Koechlin, Raymond. Les ivories gothiques francais. 3 vols. Paris:
Auguste Picard, 1924.
Locey, Michael. "La Chastelaine de Vergi." The Register of the Spencer
Museum of Art. University of Kansas. vol. IV. num. 2. 1963.
Loomis, R.S. "A Medieval Ivory Casket." Art in America. 5 (1917)
19-27.
Natanson, J. Gothic Ivories of the 13th and 14th Centuries. London:
Alec Tiranti, 1951
Randall, Richard H. Jr. Masterpieces of Ivory from the Walter Art
Gallery. New York: Hudson Hills, 1985.
Wixon, W.D. "Panels from an ivory casket depicting secular subjects
after Parisian ivory carving"
Cleveland Museum Bulletin 66: 110-26
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