Talk:Lambert Barnard

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Who has suggested that Barnard is the creator of "Troy book, et. al"?[edit]

The sentence in "other works" should probably be removed. It reads:

There is nothing in his style to indicate, as has been suggested,that he was the author of eight of the miniatures of John Lydgates' Troy Book and Siege of Troy, British Library Royal MS 8 D I

This is relevant only if there is some level of discussion concerning Barnard's possible creation of these works. However, I could find no source that explains who has been suggesting he was the possible creator of the works. I'm not an art history major, so if this is a common contention, it should be cited.

However, without knowing who suggests Barnard was the artist, the sentence is really nothing more than a sentence declaring work that Barnard did NOT create. It does not seem relevant and I propose deletion of this sentence.