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Book of hours according to the custom of the Roman Church
End 15th century
Following the Calendar, the manuscript contains the Hours of the Virgin, the Penitential Psalms and the Litany. The illuminated double page at the beginning of the Hours of the Virgin depicts the Annunciation of Mary, and in the initial D opposite, Madonna and Child in half-length figure. The correspondingly arranged double-page prior to the Penitential Psalms, shows David with the head of Goliath and the aged David playing the lyre. Six or four medallions with the heads of saints are inserted in the vine scroll borders against a gold or red background. Rosy Schilling attributed the miniatures to the circle around the Florentine miniaturist Attavante (1452—ca. 1520, cf. ibid. and Georg Swarzenski, Illuminierte Handschriften und Einzelminiaturen des Mittelalters und der Renaissance in Frankfurter Besitz, Frankfurt am Main 1929, p. 253f.).
Title
Book of hours according to the custom of the Roman Church
Date
End 15th century (Production)
Geographical reference
Place of production: Florence
Material / Technique
Manuscript on parchment, 115 fols. 109 x 69 mm, written area 59 x 36 mm, single-columned with twelve lines, Latin text in Rotunda in brown and red (headings) ink, two double-sided miniatures and inhabited initials with frames, two pages with vine scroll borders; red morocco leather cover, eighteenth century, with painted and gold embossed ornamentation, gilt edging
Dimensions
Sheet dimensions:
109 x 69 mm
Object type
Books of hours
Illuminated manuscripts
Collection
Inventory number
L.M.51
Creditline
Museum Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt am Main
Accession
Bequest; 06.04.1916; Albert Linel, Frankfurt am Main
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- SimpleSearch: Buchkunst und Grafik,L.M.51,Herstellung | Production,End 15th century,Manuscript on parchment, 115 fols. 109 x 69 mm, written area 59 x 36 mm, single-columned with twelve lines, Latin text in Rotunda in brown and red (headings) ink, two double-sided miniatures and inhabited initials with frames, two pages with vine scroll borders; red morocco leather cover, eighteenth century, with painted and gold embossed ornamentation, gilt edging,Albert Linel, Frankfurt am Main,Miniature paintings, Decorated Initials, Script, Rotunda (script), Christianity, Liturgy,Books of hours,Illuminated manuscripts,Stundenbuch nach dem Brauch der Römischen Kirche,Book of hours according to the custom of the Roman Church,Following the Calendar, the manuscript contains the Hours of the Virgin, the Penitential Psalms and the Litany. The illuminated double page at the beginning of the Hours of the Virgin depicts the Annunciation of Mary, and in the initial D opposite, Madonna and Child in half-length figure. The correspondingly arranged double-page prior to the Penitential Psalms, shows David with the head of Goliath and the aged David playing the lyre. Six or four medallions with the heads of saints are inserted in the vine scroll borders against a gold or red background. Rosy Schilling attributed the miniatures to the circle around the Florentine miniaturist Attavante (1452—ca. 1520, cf. ibid. and Georg Swarzenski, <em>Illuminierte Handschriften und Einzelminiaturen des Mittelalters und der Renaissance in Frankfurter Besitz</em>, Frankfurt am Main 1929, p. 253f.).,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 15,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 18,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 51,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 121,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 140,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 141,Aufsicht auf den Einband des Stundenbuchs,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch mit Vorsatzpapier
- SimpleSearch2: Buchkunst und Grafik,L.M.51,Herstellung | Production,End 15th century,Manuscript on parchment, 115 fols. 109 x 69 mm, written area 59 x 36 mm, single-columned with twelve lines, Latin text in Rotunda in brown and red (headings) ink, two double-sided miniatures and inhabited initials with frames, two pages with vine scroll borders; red morocco leather cover, eighteenth century, with painted and gold embossed ornamentation, gilt edging,Albert Linel, Frankfurt am Main,Miniature paintings, Decorated Initials, Script, Rotunda (script), Christianity, Liturgy,Books of hours,Illuminated manuscripts,Stundenbuch nach dem Brauch der Römischen Kirche,Book of hours according to the custom of the Roman Church,Following the Calendar, the manuscript contains the Hours of the Virgin, the Penitential Psalms and the Litany. The illuminated double page at the beginning of the Hours of the Virgin depicts the Annunciation of Mary, and in the initial D opposite, Madonna and Child in half-length figure. The correspondingly arranged double-page prior to the Penitential Psalms, shows David with the head of Goliath and the aged David playing the lyre. Six or four medallions with the heads of saints are inserted in the vine scroll borders against a gold or red background. Rosy Schilling attributed the miniatures to the circle around the Florentine miniaturist Attavante (1452—ca. 1520, cf. ibid. and Georg Swarzenski, <em>Illuminierte Handschriften und Einzelminiaturen des Mittelalters und der Renaissance in Frankfurter Besitz</em>, Frankfurt am Main 1929, p. 253f.).,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 15,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 18,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 51,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 121,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 140,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch, Doppelseite 141,Aufsicht auf den Einband des Stundenbuchs,Geöffnetes Stundenbuch mit Vorsatzpapier
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