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Sigilla Regum Reges Sigillorum

regal portraits on seals from the Hungarian National Archives

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  • 88 páginas
  • 4 horas de lectura

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Seals and signets represent a modest yet significant part of Hungary's historical relics, with their appearance and contents enhancing their importance. The Hungarian National Archives houses the richest collection, focusing on royal seals that depict the rulers, featuring at least one for each monarch. This volume showcases a selection of these notable seals, highlighting the unique character of this artifact group amidst the vast array of Hungary's written historical records. Although not every seal of each king is included, the collection invites anyone interested in the imagery of Hungarian royalty to explore its contents. Additionally, the introduction provides essential insights into the study of seals, making it accessible for enthusiasts. The book is supplemented with a bibliography, notes, a list of illustrations, and a heraldic index, further enriching the reader's experience.

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Sigilla Regum Reges Sigillorum, Géza Erszegi

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Publicado en
2002
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(Tapa dura),
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91,99 €

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Título
Sigilla Regum Reges Sigillorum
Subtítulo
regal portraits on seals from the Hungarian National Archives
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Magyar Kepek
Publicado en
2002
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
88
ISBN10
9636311358
ISBN13
9789636311353
Serie
Etiquetas
Descripción
Seals and signets represent a modest yet significant part of Hungary's historical relics, with their appearance and contents enhancing their importance. The Hungarian National Archives houses the richest collection, focusing on royal seals that depict the rulers, featuring at least one for each monarch. This volume showcases a selection of these notable seals, highlighting the unique character of this artifact group amidst the vast array of Hungary's written historical records. Although not every seal of each king is included, the collection invites anyone interested in the imagery of Hungarian royalty to explore its contents. Additionally, the introduction provides essential insights into the study of seals, making it accessible for enthusiasts. The book is supplemented with a bibliography, notes, a list of illustrations, and a heraldic index, further enriching the reader's experience.