Seals and status: the power of objects
For 7,000 years seals have functioned as signs of authority. This publication deals specifically with aspects of status in the history of seals, exploring this theme across a diverse range of cultural contexts-from the 9th century up to the Early Modern period, and, across the world, looking at Byza...
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Zusammenfassung: | For 7,000 years seals have functioned as signs of authority. This publication deals specifically with aspects of status in the history of seals, exploring this theme across a diverse range of cultural contexts-from the 9th century up to the Early Modern period, and, across the world, looking at Byzantine, European, Islamic and Chinese examples. These objects are united by the significant role they play in social status hierarchies, in the status of institutions, indications of power and finally in notions of relative status among objects themselves. In addition to their chronological and geographical diversity, these studies concentrate on many different phases of seal use. Therefore, together they highlight the importance of studying the full life cycle of seals, from the way in which they were made and used through to their cancellation, loss and sometimes destruction. 0The volume will look at seals used by all members of society, from kings to fishmongers, and will examine the history of objects, with examples ranging from the medieval matrix with a classical gem showing the Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius to the 17th-century Providence Island matrix from America. This publication complements the British Museum's ongoing programme of the digitisation of the Museum's collection of medieval seal matrices which will widen access to this fascinating body of material |
Beschreibung: | Konferenz "Seals and status, 800-1700", 4.-6. Dezember 2015, Stevenson Lecture Theatre , British Museum |
Beschreibung: | v, 147 Seiten Illustrationen |
ISBN: | 9780861592135 0861592131 |
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Contents Acknowledgements V
Introduction 1
Jessica Berenbeim and Lloyd de Beer
Parti: Conception
1. The Production of Seal Matrices by Brussels 4
Goldsmiths in the 16th Century
Marc Libert
2. An English Puritan Colony in the Caribbean in 1630:10
The Providence Island Company Seal Matrix
Dora Thornton
3. From the Seal to the Funerary Monument: 19
The Patronage of Two French Prelates, Tristan de
Salazar and Georges d’Amboise
Amhre Vilain
4. Medieval Seals as Works of Art 26
TA. Heslop
5. Studies in the Materiality of English Royal and 35
Governmental Seals, 1100-1301
Elke Cwiertnia and PaulDryburgh
Part H: Function
6. Status: An Impression 45
Brigitte M. Bedos-Rezak
7. Administering the County of Champagne in 54
the 13th Century: How Seals Came to Symbolise the
Social and Institutional Status of Local Administrators
Arnaud Baudin
8. Negotiating Political Status: Alliance Treaties 63
and City Seals in the Late Medieval Upper Rhine
Region
Markus Spdth
9. The Use of Seals in Anglo-Saxon England 73
Simon Keynes
10. The Seal(s) of Robert fitz Walter: Heraldry, 84
Kinship and Display Among the Magna Carta Barons
Nicholas Vincent
Part HI: Afterlife
11. Managing the Message: Royal and 95
Governmental Seals 1050-1714
Adrian Ailes
12. Intaglios Set in Medieval Seal Matrices: 104
Indicators of Political Power and Social Status?
John Cimry and Martin Henig, with a contribution from Arianna
D’Ottone Rambach
13. A Constantinopolitan Elite in the Provinces 114
Jonathan Shea
14. Chinese Seals: Stamps of Status on 122
Chinese Paintings and Calligraphies
Mei Xin Wang
15. Power in Images: European Heraldry and 133
Islamic Seals from Southeast Asia
Annabel Teh Galfop
Contributors 141
Index 143
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