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The British Library have just opened a new virtual exhibition focusing on the French language manuscripts of Arthurian literature in case anyone is interested in having a look :)
My ability to read medieval French manuscripts is non-existent, but they've put together the webpages in a really interesting and informative way so you don't have to be a medieval scholar to learn more about it. Although if you are, or if you just want to see the gorgeous documents up close, you can click on the pictures to get enlarged and readable versions.
Arthurian Manuscripts in the British Library: The French Tradition
There is also a short blog article about it from the British Library's Medieval and Early Manuscripts Blog here
My ability to read medieval French manuscripts is non-existent, but they've put together the webpages in a really interesting and informative way so you don't have to be a medieval scholar to learn more about it. Although if you are, or if you just want to see the gorgeous documents up close, you can click on the pictures to get enlarged and readable versions.
Arthurian Manuscripts in the British Library: The French Tradition
There is also a short blog article about it from the British Library's Medieval and Early Manuscripts Blog here
