The Bologna Cope: Patronage, Iconography, History, and Conservation

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M.A. Michael (ed) - Pages: 228 p.Illustrations:160 col.Language(s):English Brepols, Publication Year:2022. Hardback - This second volume in the series Studies in English Medieval Embroidery is dedicated to the Opus Anglicanum Cope of St Domenico, Bologna now housed in the Museo Civico Medievale. Essays are by the Director, curators and conservation staff of the Museo Civico in collaboration with new archival research by leading scholars in the field of textiles and the production of medieval liturgical vestments. It is edited by Dr. M.A. Michael, head of the Opus Anglicanum Project at the University of Glasgow. This volume presents the first detailed investigation of the iconographical cycle depicted on the cope and provides new evidence for dating which places the Bologna Cope within the short-lived patronage of Pope Benedict XI before 1304. A comprehensive investigation of the archival materials relating to the Cope and its rediscovery in the 19th century is also accompanied by a detailed historiography of the literature and exhibition history of the cope and an account of the challenges faced during its recent conservation. TABLE OF CONTENTS Massimo Medica A King s Gift to a Pope: Benedict XI and the Bologna Cope M.A. Michael The Cultural Context of the Bologna Cope: The Design and Production of Opus Anglicanum Liturgical Vestments in England Franco Faranda and M. A. Michael The Iconography of the Cope of San Domenico in Bologna Giancarlo Benevolo The San Domenico Cope in the Inventories of the Sacristy and Convent of the Friars Preachers, Bologna: 14th 19th centuries Silvia Battistini An Historiography of the Bologna Cope Marta Cuoghi-Costantini Textiles and Embroidery in Italy between 1200 and 1300 Manuela Farinelli The Conservation of the Bologna Cope Silvia Battistini The Bologna Cope (Catalogue description) Bibliography Glossary Index. N° de ref. del artículo 00620

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