Albrecht Durer, Andrés de Vandelvira, Johannes Rietstap, Arthur Charles, Fox-Davies, Georges Audigier, Charles d'Hozier, John Ferneley, Adolf Matthias Hildebrandt, Charles-Auguste de Béarn, William Herbert Cole, Edward Cokayne.

Renaissance engraving.

The ornamented frame of a medieval illumination is an important compositional element, as it helps to frame and highlight the scene depicted. It is typically made of gold or silver and is decorated with a variety of decorative elements, such as foliage, flowers, animals, and religious symbols.

Here is a detailed description of a typical ornamented frame of a medieval illumination:

The frame is made of gold or silver and is composed of two parts: an outer frame and an inner frame.
The outer frame is typically wider than the inner frame and is decorated with foliage, flowers, animals, and religious symbols.
The inner frame is typically narrower than the outer frame and is decorated with geometric patterns or abstract ornaments.
Examples 