Book of Hours of the Popes

Book of Hours of the Popes – ArtCodex – Bezeichnung Fond 183, Nr. 446 – Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (Vatican City, State of the Vatican City)

Italy — 15th century

Glowing miniatures and shimmering initials: a golden book treasure from the Vatican Library

Book of Hours of the Popes

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Book of Hours of the Popes

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Codicology

Alternative Titles
Stundenbuch der Päpste
Size / Format
284 pages / 24.9 × 18.0 cm
Origin
Italy
Date
15th century
Language

Available facsimile editions:
Book of Hours of the Popes – ArtCodex – Bezeichnung Fond 183, Nr. 446 – Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (Vatican City, State of the Vatican City)
ArtCodex – Castelvetro di Modena, 2015
Limited Edition: 999 copies
Facsimile Editions

#1 Libro d’Ore dei Papi

ArtCodex – Castelvetro di Modena, 2015

Publisher: ArtCodex – Castelvetro di Modena, 2015
Limited Edition: 999 copies
Commentary: 1 volume
Language: German
1 volume: Exact reproduction of the original document (extent, color and size) Reproduction of the entire original document as detailed as possible (scope, format, colors). The binding may not correspond to the original or current document binding.
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