Good impressions:
image and authority in Medieval seals
Edited by Noël Adams, John Cherry and James Robinson
British Museum Research Publication 168
ISBN 978-086159-168-8
© The Trustees of the British Museum 2008
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Seal of Robert Fitzwalter, AD 1213-19 (Handlist no. 8.1)
Part I: contents
- In search of a semiotic paradigm: the matter of sealing in
Medieval thought and praxis (1050-1400)
Brigitte Miriam Bedos-Rezak - The Knight's alter ego: from equestrian to armorial seal
Adrian Ailes - Heads, arms and badges: royal representation on seals
John Cherry - Queens and Powerful women: image and authority
Elizabeth Danbury
Part II: contents
- The re-use and copying of ancient intaglios set in Medieval
personal seals mainly found in England: an aspect of the
Renaissance of the 12th century
Martin Henig - Seals and status in Medieval English towns: a case-study of
London, Newcastle and Durham
Elizabeth New - Glasgow, Italy and France: 13th and early 14th-century seals
from the Cathedral
Virginia Glenn - The seals of the Order of St Lazarus of Jerusalem in
England
David Marcombe - The judicial seals of the Welsh courts of great sessions
David H. Williams
Part III: contents
- The oldest equestrian seals in Sweden: Karl Svekersson, Birger
Brosa and Karl the Deaf
Coran Tegner - The re-engraved matrix: bishop versus chapter in Nidaros around
1300
ErlaBergendahl Hohler - Medieval seal matrices found at castles and castle mounds in
Denmark - what does archaeology tell about ther use?
Michael Andersen - Seals of Swedish towns before 1350
Henrik Klackenberg
Part IV: contents
- Curial narratives: the seals of Cardinal Deacons
1280-1305
Julian Gardner - The sealed saint: representations of Saint Francis of Assisi on
Medieval Italian seals
Ruth Wolff - '...in quella era unico al mondo': A reassessment
of cinquecento seal engraving and the seal
matrices of Lautizio da Perugia
Matthew Sillence