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Art Shows 'illumination to
Light up Christmas Scene
Illumination.
The very word seems to
belong to Christmas, the
'season of light. Like the
star that guided the wise
men, ChriStmas illuminates
the spirit of man.
In an.,artistic sense, illu-
mination has another mean-
ing that is also linked to
Christmas: The decoration
of books and manuscripts
with colorful illustrations,
initial letters and borders,
"lit" by gold or,. occasion-
ally, silver.
,Like all the arts, the an-
cient art of illumination
was often employed b man
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in his efforts to capture
some portiOn of the won-
der of Christmas, to retell
and to,picture the story of
the Nativity and related
events.
"The• Annunciation,"
"The Nativity," "The Ador-
ation of Magi," "The Flight
into Egypt" - these and'
other scenes from the well -
loved Christmas story ap-
pear .again and again in the
hand -lettered, individually -
illustrated books known as
,illu,minated ma.nuseripts.
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When it began
In the early Christian
ted manu-
enerally the
monasteries
schools, The
of illumin-
era, • illumina
scripts *ere g
products of
•and cathedral
first •examples
ation appeared, however,
re the birth
n "ooks of
in-
centuries befo
of Christ.
• The EgyptiaP
• the Dead," ma
tended for tomb burial to
s for the de-
serve as guide
ceased in the afterworld,
s of gold-lit
back to
offer example
vignettes dati
1350 B.C.
• These "books," Written
crolls, envi-
fe as a con-
ife on earth
on papyrus s
sioned afterli
tinuation of l
People and animals were
g with decor -
pictured, alon
ative lettering showing -
d and some-
swirls of . gol
times silver.. '
To Spread Learning
The coming of
Christian-
ity brought a continuing
concern with religious sub-
• jects as the text for illum-
inated manuscripts. Mon-
asteries of Egypt and Sy-
ria were early dedicated to
the_ creation of art, the de-
velopment of crafts, the
spread of learning.
In the Western world,
these aims gained impetus
• with the founding of the
Benedictine monasteries in
• the sixth century A.D. Ar-
tists and cfaftsmen work-
ed devotedly to preserve
sacred texts through their
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hand -copied, hand illustra-. •
ted, elaborately -bound vel-
lum manuscripts.
• From time to time, secu-
lar tIkts,- Scientific trea-
tises, for example - were
alSo copied and illustrated.
How It Grew
Just as the celebration
of 'Christmas gathered to-
gether many customs and
rituals of earlier holidays,
so too . the monastery ar-
tists drew upon techniques
evolved by pie -Christian
craftsmen.
'Influence. of classic
Greek and Roman style is
evident in the early illum-
inated manuscripts of the
Christian .era. This gradu-
ally gave way to the decor-
ative, abstract 33S7zantine
With the approach of the
Renaissance, more natural,
realistic_ techniques came
.into- use, in illumination as
in other forms of art.
Treasured Today
In the preparation of il-
luminated • mamiscripts, a
master artist often set the
style for copyists and as-
• sistants to follow, since
even the decoration of an
initial letter could be a
Major project.'
A single letter might oc-
cupy an entire page, and a
complete scene or minia-
ture painting might be
contained within the boun-
daries of, for instance, an
"C" or "D."
Some manuscripts, in
fact, represent the work
not only of more than one
artist but of more than one
generation of artists.
Today, illuminated man-
uscripfs are treasures of li-
braries and .•museums, and
rightly t4,for throughout
a thOsand years of Chris-
tian history, the art of il-
lumination brought an ex-
tra dimension of beauty to
manuscripts that are, in
themselves, precious works
of art.
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