Toledo Cathedral, Pierpont Morgan Library, New York
Date: 1226-1234.
Size: 422 x 300 mm.
3 volumes, 1230 pages.
4887 medallions containing illuminated scenes.
Full-colour commentary volumes: Vol. I (511 p.) by Ramón Gonzálvez (Toledo Cathedral), Fr. Miguel C. Vivancos, (O.S.B.) and Jean-Pierre Aniel (Manuscripts department (CRME), BnF); Vol. II (496 p.) by Ramón Gonzálvez (Toledo Cathedral), Francisco J. Hernández (Carleton University, Ontario), Manuel González (Seville University), John Lowden (Courtauld Institute of Art, London), Klaus Reinhardt (Trier University), François Boespflug (Marc Bloch University, Strasbourg), Yolanta Zaluska (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, CNRS, Paris) and Yves Christe (Geneva University).
The Apocalypse of 1313
Shelfmark: Fr. 13096.
Date: 1313.
Size: ± 237 x 164 mm.
334 pages, 162 miniatures (86 full-page illustrations) illuminated with gold.
Full-colour commentary volume (278 p.) by Marie-Thérèse Gousset (Ingénieur de recherche, Centre de Recherche sur les Manuscrits Enluminés, BnF) and Marianne Besseyre (Conservateur, Centre de Recherche sur les Manuscrits Enluminés, BnF).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
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Bible moralisée of Naples
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
Shelf mark: Français 9561.
Date: c. 1340-1350.
Size: ± 310 x 210 mm.
Provenance: Naples.
384 pages, 204 illuminations with gold.
Bound in brown leather.
Full-colour commentary volume (376 p.) by Marianne Besseyre (Curator at the Centre de recherche sur les manuscrits enluminés, BnF) and Yves Christe (Honorary Professor, Université de Genève).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Date: c. 1340-1350.
Size: ± 310 x 210 mm.
Provenance: Naples.
384 pages, 204 illuminations with gold.
Bound in brown leather.
Full-colour commentary volume (376 p.) by Marianne Besseyre (Curator at the Centre de recherche sur les manuscrits enluminés, BnF) and Yves Christe (Honorary Professor, Université de Genève).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
Shelf mark: ms. néerlandais 3.
Date: c. 1400-1410.
Size: 340 x 250 mm.
50 pages, 23 full-page illuminations decorated with gold.
Bound in deep red leather.
Leather case.
Full-colour commentary volume (224 p.) by Jos Koldeweij (Radboud University, Nijmegen) and Nelly de Hommel (University of Amsterdam).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Shelf mark: ms. néerlandais 3.
Date: c. 1400-1410.
Size: 340 x 250 mm.
50 pages, 23 full-page illuminations decorated with gold.
Bound in deep red leather.
Leather case.
Full-colour commentary volume (224 p.) by Jos Koldeweij (Radboud University, Nijmegen) and Nelly de Hommel (University of Amsterdam).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Casanatense Library,
Date: Tuscany (Italy), c. 1320-1340.
Size: 3840 x 193 mm.
Contains suggestive miniatures from the Venetian school bearing the stamp of Giotto.
A Biblical history with illuminated genealogical trees.
Leather case.
Full-color commentary volume (164 p.) by Angela Adriana Cavarra (Director Casanatense Library), Miguel C. Vivancos (O.S.B.), Carlos Miranda (Doctor in History).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Shelf mark: Lat. 8846.
Date: 13th/14th C.
Size: ± 480 x 332 mm.
356 pages and more than 140 fascinating miniatures embellished with gold.
190 ornamental letters upon gold ground with plants motifs.
Bound in brown leather.
Leather case.
Full-colour commentary volume (296 p.) by Nigel Morgan (Honorary Professor of the History of Art, Cambridge University), Rosa Alcoy (University of Barcelona) and Klaus Reinhardt (Trier University).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Martyrology of Usuard
Museu Diocesà, Gerona.
Date: c. 1400.
Size: 463 x 330 mm.
252 pages, 705 miniatures illuminated in gold.
Bound in deep red leather embossed in gold.
Full-colour commentary volume (410 p.) by Mª Rosa Ferrer (Museo Diocesano de Girona), Mª Josefa Arnall (†) (Universidad de Barcelona), Gabriel Roura (†) (Archivo Capitular de Girona), Milada Studnicková (Akademie ved Ceské republiky Ústav Dejin Umení) and Joaquín Yarza Luaces (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Date: c. 1400.
Size: 463 x 330 mm.
252 pages, 705 miniatures illuminated in gold.
Bound in deep red leather embossed in gold.
Full-colour commentary volume (410 p.) by Mª Rosa Ferrer (Museo Diocesano de Girona), Mª Josefa Arnall (†) (Universidad de Barcelona), Gabriel Roura (†) (Archivo Capitular de Girona), Milada Studnicková (Akademie ved Ceské republiky Ústav Dejin Umení) and Joaquín Yarza Luaces (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Museu Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon.
Shelf mark: MS L.A. 139.
Date: England, c. 1265-70.
Size: 270 x 217 mm.
152 pages and 153 illuminations.
Bound in parchment.
Leather case.
Full-colour commentary volume (375 p.) by Emílio Rui Vilar (Chairman of Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian), Nigel Morgan (Honorary Professor of the History of Art, University of Cambridge), Suzanne Lewis (Professor emerita of History of Art at Stanford University), Aires Nascimento (Emeritus professor at the University o Lisbon) and Michelle P. Brown (Professor of Medieval Manuscript Studies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
Shelf mark: MS L.A. 139.
Date: England, c. 1265-70.
Size: 270 x 217 mm.
152 pages and 153 illuminations.
Bound in parchment.
Leather case.
Full-colour commentary volume (375 p.) by Emílio Rui Vilar (Chairman of Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian), Nigel Morgan (Honorary Professor of the History of Art, University of Cambridge), Suzanne Lewis (Professor emerita of History of Art at Stanford University), Aires Nascimento (Emeritus professor at the University o Lisbon) and Michelle P. Brown (Professor of Medieval Manuscript Studies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London).
Unique and unrepeatable first edition, strictly limited to 987 numbered and authenticated copies.
