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Miniatures
Below are thumbnail images of all the pages containing miniatures currently photographed for the collection of the Online
Froissart. Clicking on these thumbnail images will take you to a larger version of the image that is part of the full facsimile
of each of the manuscripts. From there it is then possible to load the high-resolution version of the images in the Virtual
Vellum viewer.
The images are listed here according to the overall order in which they appear in the different manuscripts. A brief summary
of their content is given, followed by a reference to the text that immediately follows the miniature (which often but not
always describes the content of the paintings). In the cases where miniatures appear at slightly different places in different
manuscripts, all the relevant chapter references are listed. Manuscript pages which contain more than one miniature are listed
more than once.
- Froissart composing his Chronicles
- Despenser sr. and Arundel are sentenced (Book I, SHF § 13)
- Battle of Cassel (Book I, SHF § 42)
- Edward III and Robert of Artois (Book I, SHF § 56)
- Battle of Cadzand (Book I, SHF § 63)
- Edward III adopts the quartered arms of France and England (Book I, SHF § 89)
- Siege of Thun-l’Evêque (Book I, SHF § 108)
- Battle of Sluys (Book I, SHF § 113, 114)
- A truce concludes the siege of Tournai (Book I, SHF § 137)
- Funeral of the Duke of Brittany (Book I, SHF § 138)
- Wars in Brittany (Book I, SHF § 138)
- Siege of Hennebont (Book I, SHF § 165)
- Battle of Quimperlé (Book I, SHF § 172)
- Battle of Guernsey (Book I, SHF § 185)
- Siege of Auberoche (Book I, SHF § 218)
- Siege of Aguillon (Book I, SHF § 250)
- Edward III disembarks in the Cotentin (Book I, SHF § 254)
- Sack of Caen (Book I, SHF § 260, 262)
- Sacking and burning of the villages around Paris (Book I, SHF § 263)
- Capture of a city (Amiens or Poissy) (Book I, SHF § 264)
- Battle of La Blanchetaque (Book I, SHF § 269, 270)
- Battle of Crécy (Book I, SHF § 277, 278, 279)
- Survey of the dead after the battle of Crécy (Book I, SHF § 285)
- Battle of Neville’s Cross (Book I, SHF § 297)
- Battle of La Roche-Derrien (Book I, SHF § 305)
- Surrender of Calais (Book I, SHF § 312)
- Battle at Calais (Book I, SHF § 317, 318)
- Funeral of King Philip VI of Valois (Book I, GCF interpolation)
- Coronation of King John II (Book I, GCF interpolation)
- Battle of Poitiers (Book I, SHF § 384)
- Battle of the fords of Saint-Clément (Book I, SHF § 402)
- Peace talks between the kings of Scotland and England (Book I, SHF § 402)
- Battle against the Jacques at Clermont (Book I, SHF § 414)
- Battle against the Jacques at Meaux (Book I, SHF § 415)
- Siege of Melun (Book I, SHF § 440)
- Battle of Nogent-sur-Seine (Book I, SHF § 443)
- Battle of Brignais (Book I, SHF § 494)
- Pope Innocent VI declares a crusade against the Free Companies (Book I, SHF § 494)
- King John II of France returns to captivity at the English court (Book I, SHF § 509)
- Funeral of King John II of France (Book I, SHF § 513)
- Coronation of King Charles V of France (Book I, SHF § 513)
- Battle of Cocherel (Book I, SHF § 513, 520, 521)
- Battle of Auray (Book I, SHF § 537, 538)
- The Black Prince and his advisors (Book I, SHF § 553)
- Battle of Montauban (Book I, SHF § 557)
- Battle of Nájera (Book I, SHF § 576, 579, 582, 583)
- Battle of Montiel (Book I, SHF § 597)
- Peter the Cruel killed after the Battle of Montiel (Book I, SHF § 597, 599)
- Siege of Puirenon (Book I, SHF § 636)
- Battle at the bridge of Lussac (Book I, SHF § 644)
- Death of John Chandos (Book I, SHF § 645)
- Limoges surrenders to the Duke of Berry (Book I, SHF § 662)
- Battle of Pontvallain (Book I, SHF § 669)
- Sea battle off La Rochelle (Book I, SHF § 688, 689, 690)
- Edward III crosses the sea to relieve Thouars (Book I, SHF § 700)
- Battle of Soubise (Book I, SHF § 700)
- Battle of Chizé (Book I, SHF § 718, 720)
- Peace treaty between the kings of France and Navarre (Book I, SHF § 720)
- Siege of Bécherel (Book I, SHF § 723)
- Charles of Navarre receives letter from the king of France (Book I, SHF § 789)
- Battle between the garrisons of Montbourg and Cherbourg (Book I, SHF § 792)
- Frontispiece of Book II (Book II, § 1)
- Battle of Eymet (Book II, SHF § 8)
- Battle of Mount St Giles (Book II, SHF § 31)
- Alliance concluded between Richard II and Charles of Navarre (Book II, SHF § 44)
- English troops besiege a castle (Book II, SHF § 64)
- Frontispiece of Book II (Book II, § 83)
- Ships with English troops cross the Channel to transport the Duke of Brittany to England (Book II, § 90)
- The queen of Naples and Pope Clement VII (Book II, § 96)
- Louis I d’Anjou and Pope Clement VII (Book II, § 99)
- The White Hoods of Ghent kill Roger of Atrive (Book II, § 108)
- Shipwreck of the English envoys sent to the duke of Brittany (Book II, § 126)
- Siege of Nantes (Book II, § 176)
- The Peasants’ Revolt: the peasants enter the city of London (Book II, § 217)
- Battle of Beverhoutsveld (Book II, § 272)
- Battle at the bridge of Commines (Book II, § 313)
- Battle of Westrozebeke (Book II, § 339, 340)
- Bruges surrenders to the King of France (Book II, § 345)
- The army of the bishop of Winchester attacks Ypres (Book II, § 381)
- Duchess Joan of Brabant and Isabeau of Bavaria (Book II, § 447)
- Frontispiece of Book III (Book III, § 1)
- Surrender of Cazères (Book III, § 7)
- Battle of Aljubarrota (Book III, § 39)
- Battle of Kosovo Polje (Book III, § 63)
- The city of Bragança surrenders to the Duke of Lancaster (Book III, § 141)
- Siege of Orense (Book III, § 172)
- Battle of Radcot Bridge (Book III, § 196)
- The Duchess of Brabant and the Duke of Guelders (Book III, § 226)
- The Duke of Burgundy with the messengers sent by the Duchess of Brabant (Book III, § 235)
- Attack on Montferrand (Book III, § 249)
- Wedding of Louis of Blois and Marie of Berry (Book III, § 252)
- The Duke of Brittany and the lord of Coucy (Book III, § 266)
- The Duke of Berry and Helion de Lignac (Book III, § 283)
- Sack of Durham (Book III, § 285)
- Battle of Otterburn (Book III, § 288)
- Sea battle off La Rochelle (Book III, § 296)
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