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T1 Princesses et duchesses bibliophiles à la cour de René d'Anjou
A1 Legaré, Anne-Marie
K1 Mujeres
K1 Lectura
AB Bibliophile princesses and duchesses at the court of René d’Anjou». Among the numerous  ladies  at  the  Angevine  court  who  protected  literature  and  the  production  of  books,  some of the most outstanding ones were Marie de Blois (1340-1404), Yolanda de Aragón (1381-1442), Isabelle de Lorraine (1400-1453), Jeanne de Laval (1433-1498) and Marie de Cléves (1426-1487). René d’Anjou’s relatives, wives or friends, these women’s patronage is analized in this work through the study of several records and manuscripts which reveal a real interest in the art of books and illumination, as well as in the courtly literature at the time. Special attention is devoted to Guillaume de Digulleville’s Pèlerinage de Vie humaine, in both its verse and prose versions. This work, commissioned by Jeanne de Laval, enjoyed a  wide  female  readership,  with  such  prestigious  figures  as  Marguerite  d’Anjou,  Blanche  d’Anjou or Guyonne de Beauvau.
PB Universidad de La Laguna. Servicio de Publicaciones
SN 1135-125X
YR 2012
FD 2012
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RD 24-jun-2025