About Margareta Karthäuserin
Lived 1420 – 1480 (aged 59–60). Margareta Karthäuserin was a nun, scribe, calligrapher, miniaturist and illuminator.
Margareta Karthäuserin was a mid-15th century nun at the Dominican convent of Saint Catherine in Nuremberg and an exceptionally skilled scribe.
According to some historians, Karthäuserin was part of a group sent from Schönensteinbach to help the Nuremberg convent with the Dominican reform movement. possibly up to half of the library holdings. Karthäuserin is considered to have been one of the most skilled scribes of the thirty-two nun-scribes at that convent whose names are known to historians. According to C. G. von Murr, between the years of 1458 and 1470, she copied eight large choir-books which in later years could be found in the Nuremberg town library. Aside from this, she also wrote the Pars Aestivalis of a Missal (1463) and the Pars Hiemalis. The latter was copied with the help of another nun from the same convent, Margareta Imhof (1452).
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Who was Margareta Karthäuserin?
15th-century German nun and scribe
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Margareta Karthäuserin was born in 1420 in Nuremberg.
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Margareta Karthäuserin died in 1480 in Nuremberg.
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Margareta Karthäuserin was a nun, scribe, calligrapher, miniaturist and illuminator.
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