Marginal Decoration
Marginal Decoration is a manuscript-level artistic embellishment belonging to the broader category of manuscript decoration, distinguished by its placement in the margins of textual pages and its inclusion of illustrative elements, ornamental patterns, or figurative scenes that extend beyond the main textual body without disrupting the primary layout.
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‘For Our Devotion and Pleasure’: The Sexual Objects of Jean, Duc de Berry
Michael Camille · Art History · 2001 · 27 citations
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