English Manuscript Illustration and the Utrecht Psalter
Dimitri Tselos
THE uncertainty of our knowledge concerning the actual relation Utrecht Psalter to its English descendants is illustrated by fact that in Paris (Bib. Nat. MS Lat. 8846) which usually attributed Canterbury and about 1200 has been called a copy manuscript one group scholars or Eadwine (or Canterbury) another group.1 Both these attributions are strictly inaccurate as I shall show later. This bold statement meant more dramatize problem than detract from importance contributions various who have dealt with larger subject illustration works whose relevance schools perhaps incidental.2 The purpose this study analyze some detail miniatures their accepted relatives others less well known, hope throwing additional light on origin development during Romanesque Gothic periods without recapitulating unnecessarily work already performed written related problems recent years.
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