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In:The Vindel Parchment and Martin Codax / O Pergamiño Vindel e Martin Codax: The Golden Age of Medieval Galician Poetry / O esplendor da poesía galega medieval
Edited by Alexandre Rodríguez Guerra and Xosé Bieito Arias Freixedo
[Not in series 218] 2018
► pp. 311–334

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Chapter 18
Madrid–Estocolmo–Londres–Nova York

As etapas da longa viaxe do Pergamiño Vindel

 | Universidade de Santiago de Compostela

Article language: Galician

Published online: 1 November 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1075/z.218.18arb
Abstract
This article traces the history of the Vindel Parchment since the moment it was discovered, in the early part of the 20th century, until it was acquired by Pierpont Morgan Library & Museum in 1977. To do this, we go through the three main stages of its trip, starting in Madrid, the city where it was found by the bookseller Pedro Vindel. Next, we travel to Stockholm, where it was taken by its first buyer, Rafael Mitjana. It was kept there until 1961, when it was acquired in an auction by Albi Rosenthal, who was based in London. Finally, it was taken to New York after Rosenthal sold it to the Morgan Library in 1977.
Article outline
  • 1.“Premessa”
  • 2.O Pergamiño Vindel. Historia
    • 2.1Primeira etapa. O achado. Madrid: Pedro Vindel Álvarez “El Soguilla”
    • 2.2Segunda etapa. A venda. Estocolmo: Rafael Mitjana y Gordon
    • 2.3Terceira etapa. A poxa. Estocolmo e Londres. Albi Rosenthal
  • 3.Epílogo
  • Recoñecementos
  • Notas
  • Bibliografía
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