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The Apocalypse of Valenciennes includes the first remains of complete cycles of biblical illustrations. The pages of this Revelation are enriched with 39 miniatures accent colors, always placed next to the text.
This work represents the unprecedented mastery of Jean Colombe. Each of the 300 pages richly illuminated manuscript of this, reflect, without any doubt, the mastery of execution of one of the great painters of the late French Gothic, Jean Colombe.
Gaston III, nicknamed Fébus by his golden hair, sovereign of the County of Foix and Bearn, in the French Pyrenees, bequeathed to posterity one of the best medieval treatises on the subject.
Facsimile edition of the Leber 155 manuscript of the Municipal Library of Rouen, Grandes Horas de Rouen, carried out in 2015 in a numbered edition, limited to 505 copies and notarized.
Beautiful facsimile made in 2017 of the manuscript 17805 of the National Library of Spain: Historia Civitatis Troiane (History of the city of Troy), from the fourteenth century.
Beautiful 2014 facsimile edition of the Lat. F. V. Iv.5 of the early fourteenth century, from the National Library of Russia, History of the Destruction of Troy. Numbered edition, limited to 305 copies and notarized.
Horae, the power of the image. Books of Hours in Spanish Libraries. Society and beliefs from all over the medieval world mirrored like in a mirror in over 400 images.
Extraordinary and rare facsimile edition of an Ethiopian codex from the 16th century, Hymn to the Trinity, whose original is kept in the National Library of Spain with the symbol VIT / 26/3
The Apocalypse of Lyon can be dated between 1445 and 1450 and was written in the literary and artistic environment of northern France, in the region of Picardie and Artois, can be said that most likely occurred in Arras or Cambrai.
The elaboration of the miniatures of this singular codex took place in the Benedictine Abbey of San Bertín, center of wisdom and knowledge of the France of century XIII. A codex connected with the Crusades and the Templars.
2010 facsimile edition of the images from the “De Bello Punico” codex, the originals of which are in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg (Inv. 1791) and in the Martian National Library of Venice
Complementary study book of the 2009 facsimile edition of the Apocalypse Caroline of Valenciennes, from the 9th century, produced by Orbis Mediaevalis.
The Annunciation: Mystery, beauty and excellence. Selected images in Books of Hours. Author: Fernando Villaseñor Sebastián.
Extraordinary and beautiful facsimile edition made in 2012 of the Leber 146 manuscript of the Municipal Library of Rouen (France), the Life of the Virgin Mary, masterpiece of the library of Francisco I.
