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Ferial Psalter and Hymnal
In Latin, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 4 historiated initials by Mariano del Buono and extensive calligraphic decoration by Bartolomeo di Boniforte de VimercateItaly, Florence, at La Certosa di Galluzzo, dated 1479 -
Hours of Johannes Meckis
Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 6 full-page miniatures and 7 half-page miniatures by the Masters of the SuffragesThe Netherlands, Leiden, c. 1500-1530 -
The Arenberg Psalter-Breviary
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 31 historiated initials, 12 vignettes of zodiac signs, 32 full borders with numerous human figures, grotesques, animals, and birdsNortheastern France (Laon?), c. 1300 (after 1297) -
Book of Hours (use of Paris)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 5 miniatures by the Master of the Munich Golden Legend and workshopFrance, Paris, c. 1430 -
Book of Hours (for use in the region of Marchiennes)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 4 full-page miniatures, 27 small miniatures and one historiated initial attributed to the Master of Marguerite de LiedekerkeNorthern France, Hainaut (Valenciennes?), c. 1500 -
Book of Hours (use of Geert Groote)
In Dutch, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 3 full-page miniatures by a follower of the Masters of the Delft Half-Length Figures and the Monkey MasterThe Netherlands, South Holland, c. 1470 and 1490s -
The Earl of Ashburnham “Songe du Vergier”
In French, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 2 large miniatures by the Master of the Vienna Roman de la Rose (Jean Hortart?)France, Lyons, c. 1455-1460 -
Book of Hours (Use of Rome)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 6 full-page miniatures by a follower of Loyset Liédet and the Master of Edward IV, 41 small miniatures by a follower of Willem Vrelant.Southern Netherlands, Bruges, c. 1480 -
Thourotte Hours (use of Metz)
In Latin and French, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. 40 miniatures (2 full-page, 7 miniatures, 7 large historiated initials, and 24 calendar miniatures) by the Master of the Boethius of MontpellierFrance, Metz, c. 1340
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