Scene n°424

Location : St. Botolph - Boston, Lincolnshire (United Kingdom)
See all the scenes from this location : St. Botolph - Boston

Date : c.1390
Type of support : Jouée SB-10

Scène profane en rapport avec la vie quotidienne - related to secular life

Musician(s): Charivari

Chien jouant d'un grelot. Détail

• Nom : Chien
• Type : animal

Organology:

grelot Détail

Instrument monodique

Famille des idiophones de type idiophone secoué
Index Sachs-Hornbostel : 11

Iconology:

Bibliographical reference(s): Scene number : 7170 - BOND F., Wood carvings in English Churches, I: Misericords, O.P.U., Oxford, 1910, p. 226. - GROSSINGER Christa, The world upside-down, english misericords, London, Harvey Miller Publishers, 1997. - GROSSINGER Christa, English misericords of the 13th and 14th century and their relationship to manuscript illuminations, J. Warburg and Cortauld Inst XXXVIII, 1975. - JEBB Georges, Guide to the Church of St Botolph withes Notes on the History of Boston. - LAMBERT M.R., WALKER R., Boston, Tattreshall and Croyland, 1930, pp. 80-81. - ORANGE John, A Ten Minute Guide to the Choir Stalls ans Misericords, Boston Stump, 1980. - REMNANT G.L., A Catalogue of Misericords in Great Britain. Oxford, 1969, pp. 84-87. - SPURRELL M., Boston Parisch Church. - THOMPSON Pishey, The History and Antiquities of Boston.

Related scene(s): Une autre poppy avec des fous - une autre encore avec des luthistes.