Books of Hours
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Book of Prayers woven after illuminations in manuscripts of the fourteenth and fifteenth century
In Latin and French,, Illustrated book woven in silkLyon, R.P.J. Hervier, designer; J. A. Henry, fabricator, for A. Roux, 1886-1887, probably after 1900 -
Book of Hours (Geert Grote translation, use of Utrecht)
In Dutch, illuminated manuscript on parchment. Decoration by the Master(s) of Dirc van Delft GroupNorthern Netherlands (Utrecht), c. 1410-1420 -
Printed Book of Hours (Use of Rome)
In Latin and French, illuminated imprint on parchment. 15 large metalcuts (one a replacement), all illuminated most likely in the Hardouyn WorkshopParis, Germain Hardouyn, c. 1534 (almanac for 1534-1546) -
Book of Hours (use of Rouen)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 8 large miniatures by the circle of the Master of the Rouen Echevinage (Jean Coquet?)France, Rouen, c. 1470-1480 -
Hours of Du Breul (use of Rome)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 4 full-page miniatures by the Master of Jean de FerrièresFrance, Bourges, c. 1490-1500 -
The Petites Heures of Charles VIII, King of France (r. 1483-1498) (use of Paris)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 1 full-page heraldic miniature, 12 full-page, and 10 small miniatures by the Master of the Chronique scandaleuseFrance, Paris, c. 1490-1493 (before 1494 -
Printed Book of Hours (use of Rome)
In In Latin and French, Printed on paper. 18 large woodcuts and 1 small woodcutFrance, Paris, Thielmann Kerver, 1556 (almanac for 1556-1563) -
The Hours of Françoise de Foix (use of Bayeux)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. Four full-page miniatures with full bordersNorthwestern France, Normandy (Bayeux), c. 1480-1490 -
The Calcagni Hours (Use of Rome)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 3 large miniatures, 5 historiated initials by the workshop of Attavante degli Attavanti.Italy, Florence, September 7, 1508
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