Master of the Stuttgart Psalter825

Stuttgart Psalter, folio 97v

A page from the Carolingian Stuttgart Psalter illustrating Psalm 81, the summons to sing aloud to God with timbrel and harp and to blow the trumpet at the appointed feast (Psalm 81). Tempera on parchment by the Master of the Stuttgart Psalter (c. 825).

Stuttgart Psalter, folio 97v by Master of the Stuttgart Psalter depicting Psalms 81:1
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Depicted passages

Psalms 81:1-7Primary

About Master of the Stuttgart Psalter

Carolingian (Frankish)

Anonymous Carolingian illuminator (or workshop) responsible for the Stuttgart Psalter (Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Cod.bibl.fol.23, c. 820–830, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris) — one of the most densely illustrated manuscripts of the early Middle Ages, containing 316 illustrations across 150 psalms.

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