Deciphering Secrets: The Illuminated Manuscripts of Medieval Europe
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Deciphering Secrets: The Illuminated Manuscripts of Medieval Europe
About This Course
This seven-week course explores the material creation, content, and historical context of illuminated medieval European manuscripts. Students will acquire an introductory knowledge of their distinguishing characteristics, cataloguing and periodization, methods of production, and historical context and value.
Who is this class for
- The general public with an interest in the European Middle Ages
- Bibliophiles and collectors of medieval manuscripts in facsimile
- Students of European history and the history of arts
- Students of library and information science
- Students of cultural heritage and patrimony
- Graphic designers wishing to deepen their understanding of the roots of modern image, color, and icon design
Course Details
- Language: English
- How to Pass: Pass all graded assignments to complete the course
- User Ratings: Average User Rating of 4.6
Instructors
Dr. Roger Louis Martínez-Dávila
Associate Professor of History at the University of Colorado System. His research focuses on human interrelations, especially during the Spanish Middle Ages, and he blends traditional historical approaches with new digital technologies.
Ana B. Sanchez-Prieto
Dr. in Medieval History and Dr. in Education Sciences, specializing in Historiographical Sciences and Techniques.
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