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symbolical representations of theological, philosophical, and literary themes; some are historical, some represent scenes from the actual experience of the artist, and one is a collection of portraits of her sisters in religion. The technique has been very much admired and in almost every instance they show an artistic imagination which is rare in Herrad's contemporaries.
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the abbey was extremely successful and powerful, as well as a source for reform. At the abbey Herrad received the most comprehensive education available to women during the 12th century. As she grew older she rose to a high position in office at the abbey, and was soon put in charge of governing and
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The original manuscript consisted of 648 pages on 324 parchment sheets. The majority of the work is written in Latin, with approximately 1250 glosses in German. The work shows a wide range of reading. Its chief claim to distinction is the 336 illustrations which adorn the text. Many of these are
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in Stuttgart in 1818. The text was copied and published by Straub and Keller between 1879 and 1899 including some coloured copies from Herrad's illustrations made by Wilhelm Stengel. Thus, although the original perished in the burning of the libraries of the Protestant seminary and the city of
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As abbess, Herrad worked on rebuilding the monastery, as well as consolidating the land surrounding the monastery under its ownership. She proved herself to be a capable and well-loved abbess, and it was at this time that she began her work on the
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Herrad von Landsperg, Aebtissin zu Hohenburg oder St. Odilien, im Elsaß, im zwölften Jahrhundert; und ihre Werk: Hortus deliciarum: ein Beytrag zur Geschichte der Wissenschaften, Literatur, Kunst, Kleidung, Waffen und Sitten des
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Storey, Ann (1998). "A Theophany of the Feminine: Hildegard of Bingen, Elsabeth of Schönau and Herrad of Landsberg".
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educating her fellow nuns. After Relinda's death, Herrad was elected abbess in 1167.
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Illustrations from Engelhardt's description of the Hortus Deliciarum from 1818.
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After having been preserved for centuries at Hohenburg Abbey, the manuscript of
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The Garden of Delights: Reform and Renaissance for Women in the Twelfth Century
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McGuire, Thérèse (1988). "Monastic Artists and Educators in the Middle Ages".
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Herrad (1979). Green, R.; Evans, M.; Bischoff, C.; Curschmann, M. (eds.).
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passed into the municipal library of Strasbourg about the time of the
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Die Deutschen Glossen Im Hortus Deliciarum Der Herrad Von Landsberg.
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depicting nuns of Hohenburg Abbey. The Latin inscription reads:
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Illustrations from the Hortus Deliciarum by Chr. M. Engelhardt
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12th-century abbess, author and illustrator from Alsace
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Index


Hortus deliciarum
miniature
Latin
Alsatian
Hohenburg Abbey
Vosges mountains
Hortus deliciarum

Wall painting
Landsberg
Hohenburg Abbey
Strasbourg
Abbess Relinda
Benedictine
Bergen
Holy Roman Emperor
Frederick Barbarossa
Hortus deliciarum

Hohenburg Abbey

The Three Magi
cloister
French Revolution
Cotta
Siege of Strasbourg
Franco-Prussian War
Women artists
Hildegard von Bingen

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