Haags liederenhandschrift
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Haags liederenhandschrift
Summary
Haags liederenhandschrift is an illuminated manuscript[1]. It is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Haags liederenhandschrift is the creator of Noydekijn[3].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is the creator of Augustijnken[4].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is the creator of Freidank[5].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's instance of is recorded as illuminated manuscript[6].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's instance of is recorded as chansonnier[7].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is owned by Matilda of Guelders[8].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is owned by William IV, Prince of Orange[9].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is owned by William V, Prince of Orange[10].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is owned by Stadhouderlijke bibliotheek[11].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is made of parchment[12].
- Haags liederenhandschrift is made of leather[13].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's collection is recorded as KB, nationale bibliotheek[14].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's inventory number is recorded as 128 E 2[15].
- The location of Haags liederenhandschrift was KB, nationale bibliotheek[16].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's place of publication is recorded as Gelderland[17].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's Commons category is recorded as Haags liederenhandschrift[18].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's language of work or name is recorded as Low German[19].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's language of work or name is recorded as Middle Dutch[20].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's language of work or name is recorded as Middle French[21].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's catalog code is recorded as 311780938[22].
- 1400 marks the founding of Haags liederenhandschrift[23].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Eerste stadhouderlijke binderij[24].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's Commons gallery is recorded as Haags liederenhandschrift[25].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's work available at URL is recorded as https://galerij.kb.nl/kb.html#/nl/liederen/page/4/zoom/3/lat/-49.55372551347578/lng/-20.56640625[26].
- Haags liederenhandschrift's work available at URL is recorded as http://resolver.kb.nl/resolve?urn=urn:gvn:TOPSTUK:0034[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Created works include Noydekijn[3], a copyist[28]; Augustijnken[4], a poet[29]; and Freidank[5], a poet[30], 1200–1233[31], of Germany[32], specialised in literary activity[33].
Publication
Haags liederenhandschrift's place of publication is recorded as Gelderland[17]. Languages include Low German[19], Middle Dutch[20], and Middle French[21].
Material and Period
Recorded made from material include parchment[12] and leather[13]. Haags liederenhandschrift took place at KB, nationale bibliotheek[16].
Why It Matters
Haags liederenhandschrift is known by 5 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]