Books of Hours
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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 -
Book of Hours (use of Rouen)
In Latin and French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. Eight miniatures by Robert Boyvin with full borders; one miniature by an anonymous illuminatorNorthwestern France (Rouen), c. 1480-1490; c. 1490-1500 -
Book of Hours (use of Paris)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment, 5 large miniatures closely related in style to the Master of the Munich Golden Legend.France, Paris, c. 1450 -
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 -
Book of Hours (use of Paris and Tours)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. Four miniatures and seven historiated initials by an anonymous follower of the Master of Adelaïde of Savoy and the Master of the Geneva BoccaccioWestern France (Angers?), c. 1465 -
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 -
Book of Hours (use of Troyes)
In Latin, calendar and select rubrics in French, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 13 miniatures by a painter from the circle of the Master of the Missal of Raoul du FouFrance, Troyes or Rouen, c. 1510-1520 -
Book of Hours (use of Rome)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 6 full-page miniatures in the late style of the Masters of the Gold Scrolls with full bordersSouthern Netherlands (most likely Bruges), 1450 -
Book of Hours (use of Rome)
In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment. 11 full-page miniatures in the style of the Masters of the Beady Eyes, and 25 illuminated full borders.Southern Netherlands (Bruges), c. 1460
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