The marriage of Adam and Eve from 'Des Proprietes De Chozes' by Jean Corbechon, c.1415

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"The Marriage of Adam and Eve from 'Des Proprietes De Chozes' by Jean Corbechon, c.1415" is a notable illuminated manuscript page attributed to the Boucicaut Master, an anonymous French illuminator active at the beginning of the 15th century. The artwork serves as an illustration for the French translation of "De proprietatibus rerum," an encyclopedic work originally written by Bartholomeus Anglicus in the 13th century. Jean Corbechon, a cleric, translated the text into French under the commission of Charles V of France.

The illumination depicts the biblical scene of the marriage of Adam and Eve, a subject that reflects the medieval Christian understanding of the origins of humanity and the institution of marriage. The Boucicaut Master, renowned for his contributions to the International Gothic style, is recognized for his refined and elegant figures, attention to detail, and use of vibrant colors. This particular work is characterized by its intricate composition, the delicate portrayal of the figures, and the richly decorated background, which was typical of the Boucicaut Master's oeuvre.

The manuscript page is not only a testament to the artistic achievements of the early 15th century but also provides insight into the religious and cultural milieu of the time. It is an important piece for the study of medieval iconography, the history of book illumination, and the dissemination of knowledge in the late Middle Ages.

The artwork is held in high esteem by art historians and is often cited in scholarly works discussing the period's manuscript illumination and the broader context of medieval art. It remains an exemplary piece of the Boucicaut Master's legacy and continues to be an object of fascination for both researchers and the general public interested in medieval art and history.

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