Sheet Music

Musical note on Heraldic Art.

Clef on Heraldic Art.

 

Manuscript cutting (V&A Museum 247:1). Netherlands - 1200-1250

Manuscript cutting (V&A Museum 1519). ca. 1250

Antiphoner fragment (V&A Museum 7939). Flanders - 1280-90

Manuscript cutting (V&A Museum 8991C). Germany - late 13th C. 

Leaves from a gradual (V&A Museum 9022A, 9022B, & 9022C). Italy - 1300-25

Manuscript cutting (V&A Museum 8993). Germany - 1320

Leaf from Antiphonary by Cenni di Francesco di Ser Cenni (The Walters Art Museum W.153.55R). Italy - ca. 1380 

Leaves from a gradual by Christoforo Cortese (V&A Museum D.637A-1894 & D.637B-1894). Italy - 1400-1425

Leaf 1 from an antiphonal fragment, verso (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.2). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 2 from an antiphonal fragment, verso (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.4). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 3 from an antiphonal fragment (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.6). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 3 from an antiphonal fragment (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.6). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 4 from an antiphonal fragment (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.7). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 5 from an antiphonal fragment (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.9). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 6 from an antiphonal fragment (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.11). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 6 from an antiphonal fragment, verso (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.12). Italy – 13th C.

Leaf 8 from an antiphonal fragment, verso (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.15). Italy – 13th C.

The Three Maries at the Tomb with the Angel of the Resurrection (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.1). Italy – ca. 1275

Isaac Sending Esau Out to Hunt (National Gallery of Art 2009.1.1.14). Italy – ca. 1275

Coronation of the Virgin with Attendant Saints (National Gallery of Art 1953.6.246). Germany – 2nd quarter of 14th C.

Frontispiece from a Choir Book (Brooklyn Museum X1015). ca. 1390

Antiphonarium (Brooklyn Museum 19.79.1a-b). 1st half of 15th C.

David in Prayer (National Gallery of Art 1950.17.3). Italy – 1400-1405

Isaac Blessing Jacob (National Gallery of Art 1950.17.4). 1400-1405

The Flagellation (National Gallery of Art 1950.17.1). 1400-1405

The Annunciation to the Virgin (National Gallery of Art 1948.11.21). Italy – 1450-60

Benedictine Antiphonary by Belbello da Pavia (The Met 60.165). Italy - ca. 1467–70

Outdoor Choral Concert (Louvre MNR 309; D.1951.3.1). Italy - 1500-50

A Lute Player (Gemäldegalerie 1795). before 1520 

 

 

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