Alcuin Collection

Alcuin of York (730-804). Alcuin presents to Rabanus Maurus
Alcuin of York, or Ealhwine, nicknamed or Flaccus (730-804). English scholar, ecclesiastic, poet and teacher from York, Northumbria. Alcuin presents to Rabanus Maurus to Saint Martin. Miniature

Charlemagne and Alcuin
LLM459605 Charlemagne and Alcuin by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Charlemagne and Alcuin)

Reception of Aigulph (engraving)
2792869 Reception of Aigulph (engraving) by Townsend, Frederick Henry (1868-1920); Private Collection; (add.info.: Reception of Aigulph)

Charlemagne, King and Emperor, with Alcuin
Charlemagne (Carolus Magnus. Karolus Magnus, Charles the Great), King of the Franks from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and Emperor of the Romans from 800

Teacher Training College and Hostels / Halls - Bingley
Teacher Training College and Hostels - Bingley, West Yorkshire. The reverse of this card is from a student in residence at Alcuin Hall (named after the Yorkshire Educationalist) in 1912

Moses Giving The Law. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J. R. Green, Published London 1893
Moses Giving The Law. From The Book Short History Of The English People By J.R. Green, Published London 1893

LAURE, Jean Fran篩s Hyacinthe Jules (1806-1861). Alcuin presenting himself before Charlemagne. 1837. Central detail. Copy of a Victor Schnetzs work conservated at the Louvre. Oil on canvas

PALEOGRAPHY, 9th CENTURY. Carolingian minuscule from a ninth century manuscript of Alcuins revision of the Bible in Latin Vulgate

ALCUIN (c732-804). Anglo-Saxon scholar. Charlemagne (left) hails Alcuins knowledge as a gift from God, their conversation is recorded in the long scrolls they hold

ALCUIN, Albinus Flaccus (735-804). Anglo-Saxon religious man and sage. Engraving

Alcuin & Charlemagne
ALCUIN Anglo-Saxon scholar, consulted by the emperor Charlemagne Date: 735 - 804

Charlemagne, King and Emperor, with Alcuin
Charlemagne (Carolus Magnus. Karolus Magnus, Charles the Great), King of the Franks from 768, King of the Lombards from 774, and Emperor of the Romans from 800

Alcuin (Thevet)
ALCUIN (Anglo-Saxon: Ealhwine - adopted the surname Flaccus) Anglo-Saxon scholar

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Alcuin of York (730-804) was a renowned Anglo-Saxon scholar who made significant contributions to education and intellectual development during the Carolingian Renaissance. In this captivating image, Alcuin presents his work to Rabanus Maurus, another prominent figure in medieval scholarship. Their exchange symbolizes the transmission of knowledge and the importance of collaboration among scholars. Another fascinating depiction showcases Charlemagne and Alcuin engaged in deep conversation. As one of Charlemagne's most trusted advisors, Alcuin played a crucial role in shaping educational policies and fostering intellectual growth within the Frankish Empire. Intriguingly, we also see an engraving depicting the reception of Aigulph, highlighting Alcuin's influence as a teacher at the Teacher Training College and Hostels in Bingley. This institution served as a hub for aspiring educators seeking guidance from esteemed scholars like Alcuin. Furthermore, Moses Giving The Law illustrates how Alcuin's teachings were deeply rooted in religious principles. His commitment to preserving ancient texts is evident through his mastery of paleography - exemplified by Carolingian minuscule manuscripts dating back to the 9th century. Albinus Flaccus (735-804), better known as Alcuin, left an indelible mark on history through his tireless efforts to promote learning and intellectual curiosity. His legacy continues to inspire generations of scholars worldwide.