Uta Codex

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The Uta Codex is an illuminated Gospel Book from early 11th-century Germany, renowned for its lavish Ottonian artwork and association with Abbess Uta of Niedermünster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gospel Book
Ottonian manuscript
illuminated manuscript
artisticSignificance masterpiece of Ottonian illumination
artMovement Ottonian Renaissance
surface form: Ottonian art
associatedWith Uta, Abbess of Niedermünster
surface form: Abbess Uta of Niedermünster
binding medieval treasure binding (originally, now lost or altered)
commissionedBy Uta, Abbess of Niedermünster
surface form: Abbess Uta of Niedermünster
contains Gospel pericopes
canon tables
dedication miniature of Abbess Uta
evangelist portraits
full-page miniatures
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator scriptorium of Niedermünster Abbey
culturalContext Holy Roman Empire
surface form: Ottonian Empire
currentLocation Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
surface form: Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Munich

Munich
dateOfCreation early 11th century
decoration gold leaf
purple-dyed pages
richly colored pigments
genre Christian religious text
hasPart framing architectural motifs
ornamental initials
prefatory cycle of miniatures
iconography Abbess as donor before the Virgin and Child
Evangelist symbols
Maiestas Domini
surface form: Majestas Domini
inCollection Bavarian State Library collection
intendedAudience nuns of Niedermünster
language Latin
material parchment
originatesFrom Niedermünster Abbey, Regensburg
patron Uta, Abbess of Niedermünster
period High Middle Ages
placeOfOrigin Regensburg
region Bavaria
religion Christianity
script Carolingian minuscule
surface form: Caroline minuscule
subjectMatter Gospels
life of Christ
typeOfWork luxury manuscript
use liturgical reading
monastic devotion

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