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The official title of this extraordinary codex, beautifully mined, is Le Livre d’Images de Madame Marie (the Book of Images of Madame Marie), whose original is guarded in the National Library of France with the signatura NAF 16251.
The Beatus codex of Ferdinand I and Doña Sancha, also called Facundo Blessed by the name of its author, it is preserved in the National Library of Spain with the Beatus of Liebana, In Apocalipsin, Codex Ferdinand I and Doña Sancha signature, Ms. Vitr. 14-2.
Blessed Saint-Sever was composed for Gregorio de Montaner, abbot of the Gascon monastery, near the Adour, between the years 1028 and 1072. The exact dating is difficult consensus, although it has been agreed that was conducted in the second half of the century XI.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Extraordinary facsimile edition of the Altar Book of Felipe III el Bueno, Duke of Burgundy, whose original is conserved in the National Library of Austria. Made in 2016 on natural parchment (not pergamenata paper). A 5 stars in every great Library!
Original preserved in the National Library of France, Lat signature. 9474. This is one of the Books of Hours spectacular to ever exist.
One of the most important of which are kept in the National Library of Spain (Vitr. 24.3) is known as codices Book of Hours of Charles V. Magni dated in circa 1503. By its content of great educational interest, possibly gifted he was still very young. It belonged to the house of Habsburg until Philip III donated it to Cardinal Francisco de Joyeuse.
Bishop Diego Ramirez de Villaescusa de Haro, ambassador in Flanders, in 1498 sent the manuscript to Garcilaso de la Vega, ambassador to Rome and father of the poet of the same name. The poet Garcilaso de la Vega (his son) died still very young. As fate would have the manuscript pass into the hands of his sister, who takes his name: “These times are very illustrious Dona Leonor de la Vega Ecija..”
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Apocalypse of the Library of the Royal Monastery of El Escorial, Cod. Vitrina 1, also known as Figurative Apocalypse of the Dukes of Savoy. Exemplary corresponding to the edition of Versol.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Extraordinary and spectacular facsimile edition of the Histoire of the destruction of Troy the Grant (History of the War of Troy), whose original date c. 1500 is conserved in the National Library of France.
Facsimile edition of great luxury of Passages D’Oultremer (The Passages of Ultramar), also well-known like “The Great History of the Crusades”, manuscript of century XV, dated in the year 1474, and whose original one is conserved in the National Library of France, signature Fr. 5994.
Punishments and Documents of King Sancho IV de Castilla; Privilege shot of Sancho IV el Bravo. Facsimile edition carried out in 2002 in a limited edition of 500 copies, numbered and authenticated by notary. Original preserved in the National Library of Spain and dated in the year 1292 (XIII century).
Extraordinary, luxurious and spectacular facsimile edition made in 2013 of The Alhambra in the nineteenth century: Plans, elevations, sections, and details of the Alhambra Palace. 1842.
The Chronicles of Jherusalem Abrégées (The Chronicles of abbreviated Crusades, or summary) report, as an overview, the facts of the “crusaders” and the foundation and saga of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.
Exemplary of the facsimile edition of luxury that the publishing house realized in 2005, exhausted years ago. Complete and in perfect condition.
Extraordinary facsimile of the manuscript known as The Eighth Sphere, original made in 1560 of the First Book of Knowledge of Astronomy of Alfonso X the Wise, currently in the National Library of Spain.
Extraordinary and beautiful facsimile edition made in 2006 of the manuscript The site of Rhodes, dated between 1482 and 1483, whose original is in the National Library of France, sign. Ms. 6067.
