Facsimiles of Books of Hours, the most beautiful illuminated codices and manuscripts of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance in Europe.
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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!
Apart facsimile edition of only 30 copies exclusively for Friends of the Codex. Unique and exceptional opportunity to grab a copy of this small illuminated manuscript in the fifteenth century in Flanders dedicated to the Virgin Mary, hence it is known as the Codex Hours of the Virgin Mary.
This codex, also known as the Missal Fernandez de Cordoba, is a magnificent example of Book of Hours according to the Roman use and a precious jewel of the bibliophile. Original preserved in the National Library of Spain (Vit. 25-3).
Original preserved in the National Library of France, Lat signature. 9474. This is one of the Books of Hours spectacular to ever exist.
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Book of Hours of the trip of Carlos V to be crowned Emperor. Among the handwritten jewels that are displayed in the windows of the Library of El Escorial, the number 13 contains a book of hours of Charles V of an exceptional quality, from the sixteenth century, and which is now offered in this article the wonderful edition Facsimile that took place in 2003.
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.
Little Book of Hours was the Emperor Charles V and King of Spain, now in the National Library of Austria under the symbol Codex Vindobonensis 1859.
Facsimile edition of the Codex Book of Hours of Charles VIII, King of France, whose original is preserved in the National Library of Spain under the reference Vitr. 24-1. Made in 1995 on the basis of the original 1500.
Book of Hours of Charles VIII King of France, s. XV (the codex of a king to them). Friends exemplary bound by Codex.
The Book of Hours of Escolapios is possibly the most beautiful example of international Gothic few are kept in Spain. Original preserved in the Library of the College of the Pious Schools of Zaragoza. XV century.
It is called the “Book of Golf Hours” because of the scenes at the bottom and representing games typical of the time.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Extraordinary facsimile edition carried out in 2009 of the Book of Hours of Gulbenkian, original preserved in the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon (Portugal), with the symbol Ms. Lat. 135. A 5 stars in every great Library!
Facsimile edition of the Codex Book of Hours of Henry VIII of England. The original is kept in the Morgan Library and Museum (New York), MS H.8.
Facsimile edition of the manuscript Latin Vatican 3770 of the Vatican Apostolic Library, one of his most remarkable books of prayers.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
This item corresponds to the luxury binding in goatskin in blue with gold-plated hardware, clasps and golden edges. A 5 stars in every great Library!
This item is the Mudejar binding in blue goatskin, stamped in gold.
Facsimile edition in 2005 by publishing the manuscript Moleiro Add.Ms.35313 of the English National Library (The British Library, London). Original dated about 1500.
