Master of the Ingeborg Psalter
French Illuminator · 1195–1210
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Scholars named the Master of the Ingeborg Psalter for a manuscript of the psalms he illuminated, together with another painter, for Queen Ingeborg of France. In the years around 1200, he was active in northeastern France. The style of the Master of the Ingeborg Psalter represents a turning point in the history of European painting, when artists left behind abstract and highly stylized forms in fav
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View as IIIF ↗Decorated Initial E
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial C: David Playing Bells
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial D: Christ Enthroned
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial D: David in Prayer
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial D: David Pointing to His Mouth
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial D: Samuel Anointing David
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial D: The Fool with Two Demons
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial Q: David Before Saul
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Initial S: David in Prayer
Getty Museum · after 1205
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Psalter
Getty Museum · after 1205
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