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Hi Andi,
That is what i thought as wel at first, but than i began to see these trumpets in the illustrations... Does anyone know if the other weapons and armour used in these pictures is that of 15th century Russian design? This would mean they redid the whole manuscript and only based the illustrations setup on those in the 13th century original. Some other illustrations as well of crossbows and another cannon |
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According to me the clothing, the armour and arms of the depicted persons and also the style of the images perfectly match into the 13th century. Except the mi-parti clothing of the man with the trumpet in the fist image of post #5 looks really 15th century style. He is not matching to the other images. But it seems that the 15th century illustrator perfectly copied the original manuscript.
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True, there is a noticeable difference between the clothing styles.
Another with two types of horns. I also added page 274 of the manuscript with some sort of torch/firepot? EDIT: it also seems like those different trumpet blowers are outside of the picture.. not standing on anything? |
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