La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique

The church of Saint Maurice in Usson in Auvergne has, within its walls, a 15th century Resurrection of Lazarus. It was commissioned by Louis bâtard de Bourbon and Jeanne bâtard de France, illegitimate daughter of Louis XI, following their marriage. The very rare iconography pointed out by an insi...

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Glavni avtor: Dechamps, Claire
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
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Izdano: 2023
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spelling cairn-RDA_219_0018RDARevue de l'art https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-l-art-2023-1-page-18?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rda.219.0018 La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique Dechamps, Claire2023 fre Revue de l'art | 219 | 1 | 2023-07-17 | p. 18-29 | 0035-1326 RDA_21939 The church of Saint Maurice in Usson in Auvergne has, within its walls, a 15th century Resurrection of Lazarus. It was commissioned by Louis bâtard de Bourbon and Jeanne bâtard de France, illegitimate daughter of Louis XI, following their marriage. The very rare iconography pointed out by an insistent gesticulation has taken on meaning through the in-depth study of the historical context. It revealed a double reading and showed the hidden portraits of the King giving his daughter in marriage to Louis bâtard de Bourbon and pictures the fortress of Usson. Made at the request of the spouses, this panel is the work of an anonymous artist, referred to as the Maître d’Usson. Painter and illuminator in the line of Fouquet, he would have collaborated with Jean Colombe during the second half of the 15th century.Cairn restricted access
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description The church of Saint Maurice in Usson in Auvergne has, within its walls, a 15th century Resurrection of Lazarus. It was commissioned by Louis bâtard de Bourbon and Jeanne bâtard de France, illegitimate daughter of Louis XI, following their marriage. The very rare iconography pointed out by an insistent gesticulation has taken on meaning through the in-depth study of the historical context. It revealed a double reading and showed the hidden portraits of the King giving his daughter in marriage to Louis bâtard de Bourbon and pictures the fortress of Usson. Made at the request of the spouses, this panel is the work of an anonymous artist, referred to as the Maître d’Usson. Painter and illuminator in the line of Fouquet, he would have collaborated with Jean Colombe during the second half of the 15th century.
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La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
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title La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
title_short La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
title_full La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
title_fullStr La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
title_full_unstemmed La Résurrection de Lazare d’Usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
title_sort la résurrection de lazare d’usson : enquête sur une énigme iconographique
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