# Berthold Sacramentary [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [MINIATURIST, German]() - Date: 1201-1250 - Technique: Manuscript \(M. 710\), 292 x 203 mm ## Commentary Berthold Sacramentary 1200-32 Manuscript \(M. 710\), 292 x 203 mm The Morgan Library and Museum, New York In Germany, the Byzantinizing damp-fold style survived into the thirteenth century. Striking examples are a group of manuscripts associated with Berthold, abbot of the Swabian monastery of Weingarten from 1200 to 1232. The most impressive of the group is the Berthold Sacramentary. The Crucifixion is an illumination from this manuscript which reflects in many details work produced in England and northern France during the twelfth century. ## Related artworks - [Aachen Gospels]() - [Aachen Gospels]() - [Ada Gospels]() - [Allegory of the Sacraments]() - [Antoninus Florentinus: Chronicon]() - [Aratea]() - [Astronomical-computist collection]() - [Astronomicum caesareum]() - [Astronomicum caesareum]() - [Bamberg Apocalypse]() - [Bamberg Apocalypse]() - [Bamberg Apocalypse]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()