Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix

First known and dated artistic commission by Margaret of Austria, the Couronne margaritique manuscript by Jean Lemaire de Belges, which the archduchess gave to her brother Philip the Fair on June 6, 1505, has been studied for its aesthetic value—literary or pictorial. Housed at l’Österreichische Na...

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Auteur principal: Blattes-Vial, Françoise
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
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Publié: 2015
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spelling cairn-RMA_211_0083RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2015-1-page-83?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.211.0083 Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix Blattes-Vial, Françoise2015 BrouCouronne margaritiqueMargaret of AustriaPhilibert IISavoyfre Le Moyen Âge | CXXI | 1 | 2015-07-09 | p. 83-126 | 0027-2841 RMA_21158 First known and dated artistic commission by Margaret of Austria, the Couronne margaritique manuscript by Jean Lemaire de Belges, which the archduchess gave to her brother Philip the Fair on June 6, 1505, has been studied for its aesthetic value—literary or pictorial. Housed at l’Österreichische Nationalbibliothek ( Vienne, ÖNB, ms. 3441), the work helped the princess obtain the succession to the indiciaire (chronicler) of Burgundy for Lemaire. This fact makes us curious to study the Couronne based on a particularity of the rhétoriqueurs, to serve the political intentions of the princes that employ them. Does the manuscript show the capacity of a candidate to use diplomatic discourse beyond its single recognized use, consoling the distraught Margaret after the death of her second husband, Philibert II of Savoy ? The archduchess’s change in status, counseled by the seasoned curial Savoyards, opens a field of interpretation. The dialog between text and imagery shows Margaret projected into a role within her home that is different from that assigned by her brother. A last, essential notion confirms Margaret’s intervention in the drafting of her Couronne : up until her final days at Brou, the princess identified with peace, and that peace, supported by arms, constitutes the great achievement of the Christian prince.Cairn free access
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topic Brou
Couronne margaritique
Margaret of Austria
Philibert II
Savoy
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Couronne margaritique
Margaret of Austria
Philibert II
Savoy
Blattes-Vial, Françoise
Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
topic_facet Brou
Couronne margaritique
Margaret of Austria
Philibert II
Savoy
description First known and dated artistic commission by Margaret of Austria, the Couronne margaritique manuscript by Jean Lemaire de Belges, which the archduchess gave to her brother Philip the Fair on June 6, 1505, has been studied for its aesthetic value—literary or pictorial. Housed at l’Österreichische Nationalbibliothek ( Vienne, ÖNB, ms. 3441), the work helped the princess obtain the succession to the indiciaire (chronicler) of Burgundy for Lemaire. This fact makes us curious to study the Couronne based on a particularity of the rhétoriqueurs, to serve the political intentions of the princes that employ them. Does the manuscript show the capacity of a candidate to use diplomatic discourse beyond its single recognized use, consoling the distraught Margaret after the death of her second husband, Philibert II of Savoy ? The archduchess’s change in status, counseled by the seasoned curial Savoyards, opens a field of interpretation. The dialog between text and imagery shows Margaret projected into a role within her home that is different from that assigned by her brother. A last, essential notion confirms Margaret’s intervention in the drafting of her Couronne : up until her final days at Brou, the princess identified with peace, and that peace, supported by arms, constitutes the great achievement of the Christian prince.
author Blattes-Vial, Françoise
author_facet Blattes-Vial, Françoise
author_sort Blattes-Vial, Françoise
title Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
title_short Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
title_full Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
title_fullStr Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
title_full_unstemmed Le manuscrit de la Couronne margaritique de Jean Lemaire de Belges offert par Marguerite d’Autriche à Philippe le Beau en 1505 La rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
title_sort le manuscrit de la couronne margaritique de jean lemaire de belges offert par marguerite d’autriche à philippe le beau en 1505 la rhétorique et l’image au service d’une princesse assimilée à la paix
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