FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
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FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
FROM A SMALL PSALTER-HOURS IN LATIN, WITH IMMENSELY CHARMING MARGINALIA.
France: first half of 14th century.
Italy[?], perhaps Bologna: late 13th or early 14th century.
Italy [probably Bologna]: ca. 1325.
Italy: early 15th century.
TEXT OPENING THE PASSION ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN.
Paris: ca. 1415-20.
TEXT FROM THE OFFICE OF THE DEAD.
France (probably Paris): ca. 1440.
TEXT FROM END OF ECCLESIASTICUS AND THE PROLOGUE AND BEGINNING OF ISAIAH.
Bohemia: ca. 1450.
WITH FEAST DAYS FOR OCTOBER.
France (almost certainly Rouen): second half of 15th century.
TEXT FROM SUFFRAGES.
France: mid-15th century.
FROM AN ATTRACTIVE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
Paris: ca. 1450.
FROM AN ATTRACTIVE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
Paris: ca. 1450.
FROM AN ATTRACTIVE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
Paris: ca. 1450.
TEXT FROM THE MASSES FOR THE VIRGIN.
Eastern France, perhaps Neubourg Abbey in Alsace: ca. 1450.
TEXT FROM THE MONTH OF MARCH.
France (possibly Rouen): mid-15th century.
TEXT FROM BOOK 48, END OF CHAPTER 42 AND BEGINNING OF 43.
Italy (probably Naples): ca. 1450-60.
TEXT FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
Northern France [probably Paris]: ca. 1460s.
WITH FINELY EXECUTED PANEL BORDERS FEATURING DELIGHTFUL ZOOMORPHIC INHABITATION.
Northern France [probably Paris]: ca. 1460s.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN AND FRENCH
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN,.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.
FROM A LARGE BOOK OF HOURS IN LATIN.
France (probably Besançon): 3rd quarter of 15th century.