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Compilation of Important Scientific Treatises
Spain, c. 1590-1595
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Aldenham Book of Hours, use of Sarum
Illuminated in the circle of the Master of the Dresden Prayerbook of 1500 by the Master of Charles V’s Officia Salomonis, Flanders, Bruges or Ghent, c. 1500- 1510
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A Gem from the Exclusive Arenberg Library
Master of Jannecke Bollengier, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1500
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The Crawford Book of Hours: A Flemish Masterpiece
Prayerbook Master of c. 1500, Flanders, (Bruges or Ghent), c. 1500
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Bede's Commentary on the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles for the King of Naples
Matteo Felice, Naples, c. 1481
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A Charming Discovery: Florentine Book of Hours
Florence, Italy, c. 1475-1490
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Book of Hours from the Masters of the Zwolle Bible
Masters of the Zwolle Bible, Northern Netherlands, Zwolle, c. 1465-75
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The Vrelant Hours
Willem Vrelant, Bruges, Flanders, c. 1465- 1470
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The Bishop of Cuba's Exquisitely Illuminated Mass
An artist from the circle of Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges, 1540
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Histoire ancienne jusqu’à César and Faits des Romains
Master of the Coronation of Charles VI and a collaborator from his royal atelier, Paris, France, 1370-1380
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Secular Missal for Soissons
Vincent Master, Soissons, 1250-1275
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Bernwardpsalter
Hildesheim, Germany, 1020
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Two Chronicles of Bavarian Nobility in Original, Gilt Ottheinrich Binding
Germany, Bavaria, 1550-1553
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Isidore of Seville, Etymologiae, Books I-XX
France, possibly St. Amand Abbey, with 12th century additions in Tournai, St. Martin’s Abbey, 10th century - with 12th century additions
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Four Gospels with Kephalaia, and other texts
Copied by Manuel Hagiostephanites for John of Crete, Cyprus, 1156
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Beautiful and Unusual: Parisian Book of Hours
Masters of Philippa of Guelders, France, Paris, 1506
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Mirror of Human Salvation, illustrated by the court painter of Merano
Magister Konrad, Austria, Tyrol, 1386
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Lamentation of Faith: Poems Encouraging Crusade
Master of the Entry of François I, France, presumably Lyon, 1504-1506
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Use of Rome and Calendar for the Diocese of Beauvais: the Feydeau Book of Hours
Jean Coene IV, France, Paris, c. 1500-1520
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Psalter, use of Sarum
England, 1400-1425
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Expositio in Cantica canticorum, in Dutch translation
Northern Netherlands, 1415
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Booklet of Eternal Wisdom
Southern Germany, Nuremberg, 1435
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Livy's History of Rome
Henri d’Orquevaulx, France, Metz, 1440
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Book of Fables with 84 drawings
Germany, Regensburg (?), 1453
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A Dazzling Treasure – A Book of Hours in the Ghent-Bruges Style
Circles of the Master of Charles V and the Master of Cardinal Wolsey, Southern Netherlands, Hainaut, Valenciennes or Cambrai (?), c. 1520
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Missale Fratrum Minorum
Bartolomeo Caporali, Italy, Perugia, 1469
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First Punic War
Joannes de Justinopolis (John of Koper), Croatia, Zadar, 1470
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Biblia Latina with Hebrew names
Italy, Tuscany, Pisa (?), c. 1258
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'Chronique Universelle' or World Chronicle
France, possibly Bourges, 1480-1500
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Le Tresorier ... des Pierres Precieuses
Masters of Raphael de Mercatellis, Flanders, Ghent/Bruges, 1484
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Gallimard Book of Hours
Harvard Hannibal Master, the Talbot Master, and a third Parisian artist, France, Paris, 1415-1425
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Labarde Book of Hours
France, Tours, 1490-1500
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Hofmann Prayer Book, in German
Nikolaus Glockendon, South Germany, Nuremberg, 1513-1514
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Passion Christi
Nikolaus Glockendon, Germany, Nuremberg, 1521
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Röder von Rodeneck Girdlebook
Katharina Röder von Rodeneck, Germany, Convent Frauenalb (near Karlsruhe), 1540
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Preparations before Mass for priests as well as lay people
Pieter Engel, Flemish Brabant, Heverlee abbey (near Louvain), 1582
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The Book Called Apocalypse
Russia, Soligalich, 1712-1713
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Classical Models for the Education of the Duke of Lorraine
Master of Philippa of Guelders - Jean Coene IV - Master circle Pichore, France, Paris, c. 1508
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Illustrated Chronicles of the Netherlands
Netherlands, Guelders, after 1453 – before or in 1461
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Book of Hours, use of Rome
circle of Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges or Antwerp, 1520
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The Wonders of the World from the Library of the King of Naples
Giovanni Marco Cinico (scribe), Cola Rapicano (illuminator), Italy, Naples, 1475
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Alleged Letters of the Church Fathers
Italy, Veneto, possibly Padua, 1450-1460
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Jaharis Gospel Lectionary
Byzantium, Constantinople, 1100
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Gospel Lectionary for Franciscan use
France, Avignon, 1325-1350
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Stammheim Missal
Germany, Hildesheim, 1170-1180
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New Testament, in Latin
Italy, Verona, 1215
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Brilliant English Bible
England, Oxford or Salisbury, 1250-1260
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Antiphonary
Italy, Venice, 1250
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Biblia Latina – Pocket Bible
Mathurin workshop, France, Paris, 1250
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Biblia Latina. Pocket Bible
France, Paris, 1250
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Biblia latina
Germany, Soest, c. 1300
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Fascinating Illumination in this Comprehensive Compilation of Canon Law
Workshop of Maître Honoré, France, Paris , 1281-1300
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Book of Hours, use of Soissons or Laon
Mazarine Master, France, Paris, c. 1405
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Augustinian Manuale
Italy, Rome, c. 1493-1500
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A richly illustrated Legende Dorée
Boqueteaux workshop, France, Paris, c. 1375-1380
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The Wardington Hours
Bedford workshop, France, Paris, c. 1410 and 1430
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Book of Hours, use of Troyes
Masters of the Grandes Heures de Rohan, likely the Giac Master, France, Troyes, c. 1415-1420
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Commentary on the Apocalypse
Italy, Venice, c. 1420
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The De Croix Hours
Master of the Munich Golden Legend, Master of the Harvard Hannibal, and the Dunois Master, France, Paris, c. 1430-1435
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McKell Medical Almanac
Diebold Lauber workshop, Alsace, Hagenau, c. 1445
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Compendium of History, Religion, Medicine and Prophecy
Austria, c. 1450
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Comoediae sex
Italy or Spain, Kingdom of Aragon and Naples, c. 1450-1475
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Caesar's Gallic Wars
Ippolyta Master, Italy, Milan, c. 1450-1475
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Chronica, ab origine mundi
Italy, Pistoia, c. 1460-1470
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Dupont Book of Hours
Workshop of the Master of the Échevinage de Rouen, France, Rouen, c. 1470-1480
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Book of Hours by the Master of the London Jason
Master of the London Jason, Haarlem, c. 1470-80
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Breviary of Archbishop Hermann von Hessen of Cologne
Germany, Cologne, c. 1480-1488, perhaps 1485
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Hearst Book of Hours
Master of Jacques de Besançon, with participation of the Master of the Chronique Scandaleuse, France, Paris, c. 1480-1490
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Ferial Psalter
Southern Germany, Constance, c. 1480-1490
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A Monumental Life of Christ Commissioned by the Duke and Duchess of Lorraine
Master of the Chronique scandaleuse, France, Paris, 1506-1508
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The Nassau-Vianden Armorial, or Wappenbuch
Herald of Nassau-Vianden, Brabant, Breda or Brussels?, c. 1485-1495
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Chivalric Treatise of Europe with 63 Coats of Arms
Bruges Master of 1482 and workshop, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1486
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Livre de L’estrif de Fortune et de Vertu
Circle of the Master of Antoine Rolin, Southern Netherlands, Valenciennes/ Cambrai, 1482 and c. 1519
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A Man's Prayerbook, Cologne
Germany, Cologne?, c. 1486
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Fencing treatise
Southern Germany, Augsburg, c. 1490
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Boccaccio's Historical Biographies in French
Circle of Maître François (François le Barbier), France, Paris, c. 1470
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Book of Hours, use of Rome
Master of Petrarch's Triumphs, France, Tours, c. 1490-1500
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On Governing – and Uniting – Spain, for Juan II, King of Castile and Leon
Spain, c. 1425
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Book of Hours for Louis XII, use of Rennes
Jean Pichore, workshop, France, Paris, c. 1500-1515
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Office of the Dead and Litany of Saints
Southern Germany, Constance, c. 1500-1525
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Beauchamp-Corbet Book of Hours, use of Sarum
Milemete workshop, England, London, 1328
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Moraulx dictz des philosophes
Guillaume II Le Roy, France, Lyon, c. 1515-25
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Prayer book for the young Charles V – with his pre-imperial arms
Collaborator of Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges (?), c. 1516-1517
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Book of Flower Studies
Master of Claude de France, France, Tours, c. 1520
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Bourdichon's Masterpiece: the 12 Caesars
Jean Bourdichon, France, Tours, c. 1520
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Miniature Book of Hours, use of Rome, in Latin
Simon Bening, Flanders, Bruges, c. 1530-1535
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Early English Script - De Laude Virginitatis
Southern England, probably Glastonbury or Worcester, c. 800
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Four Gospels, in Latin
France, Brittany, c. 900-925
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Book of Hours, use of Utrecht
Netherlands, Delft, fourth quarter of the 15th century
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Extensively Decorated Latin Bible
Circle of artists which illuminated the Bible of Jean de Cardaillac, France, possibly Toulouse, last quarter of the 13th century.
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The Courtenay Compendium: with Marco Polo’s “Description of the World”
England, Breamore Abbey or Glastonbury Abbey?, late 14th century
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St. Augustine's Psalm Commentary - in original binding
Gottschalk, Upper Austria, Lambach Abbey, second half of the 12th century
