Spanish Artists from the Fourth to the Twentieth Century: A Critical Dictionary

Arragel, (Rabbi) Moses		print view
Alternate Arragel de Guadalfajara, Rabbi Moses Alternate Arragel de Guadalfajara, Rabi Mosé Alternate Arragel of Guadalajara, Moses Alternate Arragel, Rabi Mosé Alternate Arragil, Mosé Alternate Arrajel, Rabí Mosé Alternate Moses, Rabi
L.C. Name	Arragel, Mosé, active 1422-1433
Dates	op.1422-1430
Region(s)	Toledo
Media	Manuscript painter
Notes	The only known work by Rabbi Moses, La Biblia de Alba, has traditionally been accepted as by him alone. Modern scholarship asserts that he was the translator and author of the commentaries, while three teams of artists illuminated the manuscript.
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Bénézit, 1976 (Rabbi Moses Arragel, doc.1430).
Berger, 1899, pp.522, 525 (also as Mosé Arragil).
Camón Aznar, 1966, p.363 (Rabí Mosé Arragel, indexed as Mosé Arragel, op.1422).
Dictionary of the Middle Ages, v.2, 1983 (Moses Arragel of Guadalajara, op.1422-1433).
Domínguez Bordona and Ainaud [de Lasarte], 1962, p.191 (Rabí Mosé Arragel).
Fellows-Rozenblat, The Artists, 1992, p.65 (not a member of the three teams of artists who illuminated the Biblia de Alba).
Fellows-Rozenblat, The Biblia de Alba, 1992, pp.49, 61 (Moses Arragel, or Rabi Moses, doc.1391?-op.1430).
Lazar, 1992, p.157 (Rabi Moses Aragel of Guadalajara).
Madrid, Colección Berwick y Alba [cat.], 1898, p.40 (Rabí Mosé Arrajel).
Nordström, 1967, pp.12, 14-16 (Rabbi Moses Arragel).
Paz y Meliá, v.1, 1920, pp.ix, xi and n.3 (Rabi Mosé Arragel, op.1422-1433?).
Saur, Allg. Künst.-Lex., v.5, 1992 (also as Rabi Moses or Mosé Arragel or Arragel de Guadalfajara).
Thieme-Becker, v.2, 1908 (Rabbi Moses Arragel, doc.1430).