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Auction archive: Lot number 54

MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in D...

Estimate
£8,000 - £12,000
ca. US$15,719 - US$23,578
Price realised:
£9,375
ca. US$18,421
Auction archive: Lot number 54

MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in D...

Estimate
£8,000 - £12,000
ca. US$15,719 - US$23,578
Price realised:
£9,375
ca. US$18,421
Beschreibung:

MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in Dutch, DECORATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM
MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in Dutch, DECORATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM Groningen, 1501-1506, with alterations and additions to 1590 158 x 120mm. ii paper + 60 + i paper leaves: 1 1 0 (of 8 + i and ii two singletons glued together), 2 8 , 3 1 0 , 4-6 8 , 7 6 , 8 2 (single leaves, former pastedowns), pencilled pagination, 15-16 lines written in black ink in a gothic bookhand with additions in several hands between two verticals and between or on 16 horizontals ruled in ink, justification: 124 x 80mm, headings in red, text capitals touched red, one- and two-line initials in red (erasures and additions made for the brotherhood, wear to margins, some gatherings loose). 19th-century half vellum (worn). PROVENANCE: The Broederschap der Kalenden of Groningen: founded in 1318 by priests and burgesses of Groningen, as stated pp.2-3, the 'geestelijke broederschap', spiritual confraternity, consisted of a limited number of priests and laymen and women, founded to pray to God for the salvation of their souls, chiefly through prayers and masses for the dead. They were not attached to a specific church but met in one of the parishes of the members: their name comes from kalendae , the calends or first day of each month, when meetings were usually held. The brotherhood was suppressed when Groningen officially adopted Calvinism in 1594. Frederik Muller & Co, Amsterdam: label inside upper cover with cutting from sale catalogue. Exhibited in Hel en Hemel. De middeleeuwen in het noorden at the Groningen Museum, 2001, with catalogue by E. Knol, J.M.M. Hermans and M. Driebergen. CONTENT: Int jaer ons heren dusent drihondert ende achtien waert desse broderscap eersten begrepen in maneren als nae gheschreven is , p.2; Regulations of the brotherhood founded by the preesters ende burghers eendeel van Groninghen , first rule opening In den eersten dat wy to twen tijden in den iaer to samen zullen comen... , pp.2-37: the first rule altered from twice yearly meetings, on the Tuesdays after Corpus Christi and St Michael's day, to an annual gathering, the eleventh rule on masses and other observances for the dead heavily scored through, rules 17 and 19, of 1458, both on observances for the dead, lightly scored through, rule 19, dating from 1497, interrupted by an added leaf with a rule of 1470 (p.19) rule dating from 1479 (pp.23-24), rules of 1512 and 1518 in a different hand (pp.24-32), rule of 1523 in another hand (pp.32-37), addition of 1574 in an informal hand (p.37); Item de levende broders desser kalende , list of the living clerical brothers, partly erased and annotated with death dates, in several hands, the last entry in 1589, pp.38-43; Dit sijn de leye broders desser kalenden , list of the lay members, some erased, last entry 1587, p.45; ruled blanks pp.46-50; Dit sijn de susters desser kalende , list of women members with erasures, pp.51-52; ruled blanks, pp.53-56; Dit sijn de preesters de tot desser kalende ghestorven sijn. Int eerste , list of the priestly members who have died, pp.57-70: the original list ending p.64, to which the same cursive hand has added death dates of 1483, 1494 and 1500, the first dated added entry is annotated 1506 and the final entry is for 1590; ruled blanks, pp.71-72; Dit sijn de leye broders de wt desser kalende ghestorven sijn. Int eerste , list of the lay brothers who have died, pp.73-78: the original list, with some added death dates from 1333, ending p.77 with a death annotated as in 1501, the first annotated date for an addition is 1515 and the last 1590; ruled blanks pp.79-86; Dit sijn de susters de wt desser kalende ghestorven sijn, Int eerste , list of the dead sisters, pp.87-92: the original list ending p.90, the first added name is annotated with the date of 1506, the latest is dated 1573, p.92; ruled blanks, pp.93-98; Dit sint de gherechte de men ghevet toe der maltijt als de kalende is , regulations for what is to be served at the feasts, with alterations, pp.99-101, with

Auction archive: Lot number 54
Auction:
Datum:
4 Jun 2008
Auction house:
Christie's
4 June 2008, London, King Street
Beschreibung:

MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in Dutch, DECORATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM
MEMORIAL BOOK OF THE KALENDENBROEDERSCHAP OF GRONINGEN, in Dutch, DECORATED MANUSCRIPT ON VELLUM Groningen, 1501-1506, with alterations and additions to 1590 158 x 120mm. ii paper + 60 + i paper leaves: 1 1 0 (of 8 + i and ii two singletons glued together), 2 8 , 3 1 0 , 4-6 8 , 7 6 , 8 2 (single leaves, former pastedowns), pencilled pagination, 15-16 lines written in black ink in a gothic bookhand with additions in several hands between two verticals and between or on 16 horizontals ruled in ink, justification: 124 x 80mm, headings in red, text capitals touched red, one- and two-line initials in red (erasures and additions made for the brotherhood, wear to margins, some gatherings loose). 19th-century half vellum (worn). PROVENANCE: The Broederschap der Kalenden of Groningen: founded in 1318 by priests and burgesses of Groningen, as stated pp.2-3, the 'geestelijke broederschap', spiritual confraternity, consisted of a limited number of priests and laymen and women, founded to pray to God for the salvation of their souls, chiefly through prayers and masses for the dead. They were not attached to a specific church but met in one of the parishes of the members: their name comes from kalendae , the calends or first day of each month, when meetings were usually held. The brotherhood was suppressed when Groningen officially adopted Calvinism in 1594. Frederik Muller & Co, Amsterdam: label inside upper cover with cutting from sale catalogue. Exhibited in Hel en Hemel. De middeleeuwen in het noorden at the Groningen Museum, 2001, with catalogue by E. Knol, J.M.M. Hermans and M. Driebergen. CONTENT: Int jaer ons heren dusent drihondert ende achtien waert desse broderscap eersten begrepen in maneren als nae gheschreven is , p.2; Regulations of the brotherhood founded by the preesters ende burghers eendeel van Groninghen , first rule opening In den eersten dat wy to twen tijden in den iaer to samen zullen comen... , pp.2-37: the first rule altered from twice yearly meetings, on the Tuesdays after Corpus Christi and St Michael's day, to an annual gathering, the eleventh rule on masses and other observances for the dead heavily scored through, rules 17 and 19, of 1458, both on observances for the dead, lightly scored through, rule 19, dating from 1497, interrupted by an added leaf with a rule of 1470 (p.19) rule dating from 1479 (pp.23-24), rules of 1512 and 1518 in a different hand (pp.24-32), rule of 1523 in another hand (pp.32-37), addition of 1574 in an informal hand (p.37); Item de levende broders desser kalende , list of the living clerical brothers, partly erased and annotated with death dates, in several hands, the last entry in 1589, pp.38-43; Dit sijn de leye broders desser kalenden , list of the lay members, some erased, last entry 1587, p.45; ruled blanks pp.46-50; Dit sijn de susters desser kalende , list of women members with erasures, pp.51-52; ruled blanks, pp.53-56; Dit sijn de preesters de tot desser kalende ghestorven sijn. Int eerste , list of the priestly members who have died, pp.57-70: the original list ending p.64, to which the same cursive hand has added death dates of 1483, 1494 and 1500, the first dated added entry is annotated 1506 and the final entry is for 1590; ruled blanks, pp.71-72; Dit sijn de leye broders de wt desser kalende ghestorven sijn. Int eerste , list of the lay brothers who have died, pp.73-78: the original list, with some added death dates from 1333, ending p.77 with a death annotated as in 1501, the first annotated date for an addition is 1515 and the last 1590; ruled blanks pp.79-86; Dit sijn de susters de wt desser kalende ghestorven sijn, Int eerste , list of the dead sisters, pp.87-92: the original list ending p.90, the first added name is annotated with the date of 1506, the latest is dated 1573, p.92; ruled blanks, pp.93-98; Dit sint de gherechte de men ghevet toe der maltijt als de kalende is , regulations for what is to be served at the feasts, with alterations, pp.99-101, with

Auction archive: Lot number 54
Auction:
Datum:
4 Jun 2008
Auction house:
Christie's
4 June 2008, London, King Street
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