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A

PRIMER

OF

The Art of Illumination

For the Use of Beginners;

WITH

A RUDIMENTARY TREATISE ON THE ART, PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS FOR

ITS EXERCISE, AND EXAMPLES TAKEN FROM ILLUMINATED MSS.

BY

F. DELAMOTTE.

London:—E. & F. N. SPON, 16, BUCKLERSBURY.

1860.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY BOWLES AND SONS,

GEORGE STREET, MANSION HOUSE, E.C.

Contents.

PAGE.

Preface v.

PART I.

History, Definition, and Characteristics of Illumination vii.

Reference to Specimens at the British Museum xxvii.

A Primer of the Art of Illumination for the Use of Beginners With a rudimentary treatise on the art, practical directions for its exercise, and examples taken from illuminated mss. · 第 1 / 4 章