Albert Van de Put
Biographic Data
| ID | 6052484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Albert Van de Put |
| GIVEN NAMES | Albert |
| FAMILY NAME | Van de Put |
| SIGNATURE | VAN DE PUT A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1907 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
II.— On a Missing Alhambra Vase, and the Ornament of the Vase Series
Present knowledge of the so-called Alhambra Vase series suggests that a known total of a dozen or so examples falls short of the vases that exist. A fine though, as usual, imperfect addition to the group attributed to Malaga, excavated at the Carthusian monastery at Jerez de la Frontera in 1930, is now in the Archaeological Museum at Madrid. The Burgio Vase was almost unknown at the moment of its acquisition for the Instituto de Valencia de Don J…
The Monypenny Breviary
The Monypennys of Ardwenny held lands in the duchy of Berry in France from the mid-fifteenth to the mid-sixteenth century. The manuscript is a thick tome with numerous illuminations. It was produced by the school of Bourges in the early 16th century and one its main illuminators was almost certainly Jacquelin de Molisson. The contents of the breviary are presented in detail
Mediaeval Fortresses of the North-Western Peloponnesus
The Castle of Karytaena built by Hugues Bruyères de Champagne and his son Geoffrey in 1254. The Barony was one of the twelve original fiefs of the Morea, and from its position, guarding the fertile plain of Megalopolis against the inroads of the wild highlanders of Skortá, the castle must have been of the greatest importance. By the year 1278 the family of Bruyères was extinct in the male line and the Barony had passed to the house of Brienne. In…
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Mediaeval Fortresses of the North-Western Peloponnesus
The Castle of Karytaena built by Hugues Bruyères de Champagne and his son Geoffrey in 1254. The Barony was one of the twelve original fiefs of the Morea, and from its position, guarding the fertile plain of Megalopolis against the inroads of the wild highlanders of Skortá, the castle must have been of the greatest importance. By the year 1278 the family of Bruyères was extinct in the male line and the Barony had passed to the house of Brienne. In…
The Monypenny Breviary
The Monypennys of Ardwenny held lands in the duchy of Berry in France from the mid-fifteenth to the mid-sixteenth century. The manuscript is a thick tome with numerous illuminations. It was produced by the school of Bourges in the early 16th century and one its main illuminators was almost certainly Jacquelin de Molisson. The contents of the breviary are presented in detail
II.— On a Missing Alhambra Vase, and the Ornament of the Vase Series
Present knowledge of the so-called Alhambra Vase series suggests that a known total of a dozen or so examples falls short of the vases that exist. A fine though, as usual, imperfect addition to the group attributed to Malaga, excavated at the Carthusian monastery at Jerez de la Frontera in 1930, is now in the Archaeological Museum at Madrid. The Burgio Vase was almost unknown at the moment of its acquisition for the Instituto de Valencia de Don J…
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