Analysis of the patronage of Benedictine monasteries has much to reveal about both monastic life and material culture of the time.
... rather than taking a narrow definition of the West Country ( traditionally Cornwall , Devon , Dorset and Somerset ) , 11 because although the traditional West Country - Dorset and Somerset anyway – was rich in Benedictine houses ...
Kerr, Julie. Life in the Medieval Cloister. Continuum, 2009. Knowles, David. The Religious Orders in England. 3 Vols. Cambridge University Press, 1948–61 and reprints. Knowles, David. The Monastic Order in England: 943–1216.
" "Complete with digital color photography, map, floor plan, and glossary, this book is a contemporary guide that will reward students and enthusiasts of the Middle Ages as well as visitors seeing the Museum for the first time.
... The Possessions of a Cardinal. Politics, Piety, and Art 1450–1700, ed. M. Hollingsworth and C. Richardson (University Park PA, 2010), pp. 17–24; S. Thurley, 'The Domestic Building Works of Cardinal Wolsey', in Cardinal Wolsey, ed. Gunn ...
This book celebrates the work and contribution of Professor Janet Burton to medieval monastic studies in Britain.
This was the opinion of R. H.C. Davis who in 1954 maintained that charters witnessed by Jocelin the cellarer ' in 1198 and 1200/1 reveal that Jocelin of Brakelond was actually Jocellus the cellarer , whose sense of humility and modesty ...
This remarkable book is a comprehensive examination of the art and architecture of European monasteries, from early Carolingian examples in the eighth century to a modern structure by Le Corbusier in 1960, featuring an authoritative text ...
W., The King's Reformation: Henry VIII and the Remaking of the English Church (new haven, 2005) blois, g. de, A Benedictine of the Sixteenth Century: Louis de Blois, trans. lady lovat (london, 1878) bowker, m., The Henrician ...
This book by Charles B. McClendon is unique in combining an assessment of Farfa's place in the overall development of medieval architecture with an analysis of the abbey's historical role.
131–65 A. Quiney: Town Houses ofMedieval Britain (New Haven and London, 2004) V. Furniture. The quantity of medieval English furniture that sur- vives is small and unrepresentative. The only item available in sufficient quantity to be ...