While the manuscripts were all lovely I have to say the true beauty for me was the setting. I've now watched it twice and will probably watch it again. Thank you very much 💐
This is one of my favorite places to visit. Before we moved my grandmother out to Jersey I'd visit here all the time since it was down the block from her.
Looks like the rooms containing manuscripts use only indirect sunlight, to avoid the damage that direct lighting would do over time? While that's presumably a functional decision rather than aesthetic, it still makes for a nice atmosphere (and one well captured here). Was #9 an exception? Seemed like that room might've been internally lit. I wonder if that book's different for some reason (or if I'm just misinterpreting the lighting). ...Mental tangent. Now you've got me curious about whether these sorts of preservation projects use any treatments on the paper to protect them, or if it's not worth the risk of damaging them in the process of attempting that. Research time! (Unless you happen to have a video on this, of course!)
Thank you so much! And yes, I completely agree. We have this skewed perception of Medieval times to be grim and dark that is really hard to shake off, but ultimately, people are still people, and we are attracted to the joy colors bring.
While the manuscripts were all lovely I have to say the true beauty for me was the setting. I've now watched it twice and will probably watch it again. Thank you very much 💐
The setting was stunning indeed ❤️ Thank you!
Added to my bucket list. What a beautiful place!
This is one of my favorite places to visit. Before we moved my grandmother out to Jersey I'd visit here all the time since it was down the block from her.
Maydi, this was beautiful ! I feel like I just stepped back in time,... even if just for a few moments ~
This makes me very happy to hear ❤️
M-you sure know how to video-fuse art and atmosphere…sublime stuff. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
Looks like the rooms containing manuscripts use only indirect sunlight, to avoid the damage that direct lighting would do over time? While that's presumably a functional decision rather than aesthetic, it still makes for a nice atmosphere (and one well captured here).
Was #9 an exception? Seemed like that room might've been internally lit. I wonder if that book's different for some reason (or if I'm just misinterpreting the lighting).
...Mental tangent. Now you've got me curious about whether these sorts of preservation projects use any treatments on the paper to protect them, or if it's not worth the risk of damaging them in the process of attempting that. Research time! (Unless you happen to have a video on this, of course!)
That was a well thought out video, I enjoyed every second. Music was perfect for the surrounding. Thank you for the enjoyable 5 minutes. 😀
So glad to hear! Thank you 😊
Very well made video! Would love to visit this place! It never stops to amaze me how colourful the medieval period was!
Thank you so much! And yes, I completely agree. We have this skewed perception of Medieval times to be grim and dark that is really hard to shake off, but ultimately, people are still people, and we are attracted to the joy colors bring.
Absolutely stunning! makes you think about all the hands these have passed through.
Thank you! And yes, indeed.
Thank you! That was amazing and beautiful 😍
Thank you for watching :)
Absolutely beautiful! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you!
The colors in those books are so bright , they look new , But wouldn't you like to live there , and I could be your champion.