Medieval Manuscripts Provenance
Notes and observations
Addenda and Corrigenda
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McCarthy Catalogue vol. I (Italian and Byzantine Illuminations)
McCarthy Catalogue vol. II (Spanish, English, Flemish, and Germanic Illuminations)
McCarthy Catalogue vol. III (French Illuminations)
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Membra disiecta
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The "Whitby" Psalter
Psalter with 'Aves' (Ege HL116)
The Minor Initials of the Murano Gradual
The St Albans Bible
The Pontigny Copy of Florus of Lyon and Didymus the Blind
Otto Ege's 12th-Century Italian Lectionary (HL 3)
Giordano Ruffo, De medicina equorum
The Hours of Renée de Bouchey
The Hours of M. de Vibrais
The Courtanvaux-Elmhirst Hours
Leaves and Cuttings from the Hastière Bible
Cuttings from a Cistercian Gradual
The Burckhardt-Wildt Apocalypse
The Strozzi-Jarman Book of Hours
The Goodspeed Bible
Leaves from a Cistercian Nunnery's Gradual
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Dispersed collections
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Gillyatt Sumner MSS
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Sunday, 26 May 2019
The Date of Wellesley MS 29
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In a previous post I considered the weird initials added (in the 19th century, I believe) to Wellesley MS 29, a manuscript that has prev...
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Saturday, 25 May 2019
Another "Spanish" Forger?: An Addendum
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A follow-up from last weekend's post . The interface for the digitized Wellesley manuscripts allows browsing of thumbnails, a slide...
Saturday, 18 May 2019
Another "Spanish" Forger?
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Wellesley College MS 27, fol. 15v (detail) [ source ] I realise that such value-judgements are unfashionable, but to my eye, the paintin...
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Wednesday, 15 May 2019
A Dismembered Book of Hours Once Owned by Count Durrieu: A Postscript
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I have belatedly realised that the Olschki catalogue cited in the previous post is available online , and provides several images of the m...
Saturday, 11 May 2019
A Dismembered Book of Hours Once Owned by Count Durrieu
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The image above shows a leaf of a manuscript that has puzzled me for some time. I don't recall having seen script and decoration like...
Saturday, 4 May 2019
The Nationality of the Sées Missal
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A month ago I blogged about a Missal at Sées , datable to c.1332 (plus or minus 5 years) which I claimed to be English. Since then I have...
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Sunday, 28 April 2019
The Pontifical of John of Neumarkt (d. 1380)?
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For about 20 years I have wanted to solve a puzzle concerning a bifolium from a grand Pontifical, later used as binding-waste. This we...
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