Selection of the best luxury facsimile editions about medieval and Renaissance codices, handwritten jewels of cultural, social, literary and religious history, not cataloged in the rest of the categories.
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Life and Acts of the Ingenious Cavallero Don Quixote of La Mancha, made by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Facsimile edition that faithfully reproduces the art form of their time editing and illustrated by Geronymo Juanbautista Verduffen, published in Antwerp in 1673. Enriched with 32 illustrations by editing the “Compagnie des Libraires” in Paris in 1713 and 25 illustrations Ch .-TO. Coypel eng…
To commemorate the fourth centenary of the publication of the first part of “The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote” Testimony Publishing Company conducted a deluxe edition facsimile of the first editions of both the First Part of 1605 and the Second Part 1615, the originals are respectively in the Spanish Royal Academy and the National Library of Spain.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Exclusive article with the two facsimiles with the same registration number and with personalized cases to each copy.
Facsimile edition in 1981 under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Sofia, the first hymn to the Virgin contained in a codex, with the generic title of poems in praise of the Virgin, is preserved in the Library of El Escorial. XV century.
Facsimile copy of the work “Akathistos de Moscow”, original from the s. XIV guarded in the Historical Archive of the city of Moscow (Vlad. 303; Sin Grech 429).
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
The Albeldense codex is one of the most precious jewels of El Escorial, is the so-called Codex Conciliorum Albeldensis seu Vigilanus, which entered the Library by generous donation from the Count of Buendía to Felipe II.
This original copy belongs to the Spectacular Grand Luxury Library.
Extraordinary and superb edition of the Scriptorium publishing house of the year 2020 of the manuscript of the National Library of France symbol: Ms. néerlandais 3 (known as Flemish Apocalypse), dated between the years 1400 and 1410, in a production of only 166 original copies in natural parchment.
Extraordinary replica of the oldest equestrian armorial Europe. XIV-XVII centuries. Over 300 Knights jineta with their shields, harnesses, armor, names and titles.
The Armorial Salamanca Steve Tamborino, conducted between 1516 and 1519, was part of the holdings of the College of Cuenca, in Salamanca, until the early nineteenth century when it became the Royal Library of the Palacio de Oriente in Madrid, for so for a long time the manuscript was known as the Royal Armouries Armorial.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
The Armorial of Salamanca by Steve Tamborino, made between 1516 and 1519, was part of the bibliographic collections of the Colegio Mayor de Cuenca, in Salamanca,
1990 facsimile edition of the work Ars Magna by Ramón Llull (ca.1232-1316?). An interesting, mysterious, esoteric, philosophical and theological work. Original from the 16th century preserved in the El Escorial Library, manuscript &.IV.6.
Case with 52 loose sheets (ready for framing if your desire) Facsimile quality belonging to the most representative monuments and views of the “Artistic and Monumental Spain” Genaro Perez Villa-Amil. This work is a title of paramount importance for any lover of art, architecture and history of nineteenth-century Spain.
Artistic and Monumental Spain: Spain Travel by painter Genaro Perez Villa-Amil (also written as Jenaro Perez de Villamil). This work is a title of paramount importance for any lover of art, architecture and history of Spain.
The renewed Mechanics Astronomy (Astronomiae Instauratae Mechanica), Tycho Brahe, is a facsimile edition of Editorial San Millan integrated, exclusive, limited, numbered by notary. This is one of the most important works of Tycho Brahe in the history of astronomy, totally unprecedented in Spanish until this edition was held in 2006.
It is a compendium of astronomy and astrology, compiled and illustrated in France or Flanders by an author well versed in these sciences, as they were understood at the time.
The Atlas of Natural History of Felipe II, also known as Codex Pomar is a pictorial manuscript composed of 218 color plates painted on paper to one side, the 47 former are fauna and from the fourth begin botany.
Interesting facsimile of the French work of 1749, Atlas Topographique de places fortifiées (topographic Atlas of fortified squares), texts in French, edited by Workshops of the Geographical Service of the Army, in Madrid 1982.
“Beschreibung und Contrafactur der vornembster Stät der welt”, is the German version of the original Latin “Civitates Orbis Terrarum”. Georg Braun and Franz Hogenberg. Stuttgart, Verlag Müller und Schindler, 1999.
