Prayer Book of Dominicus Kálmáncsehi

Intended as a picture book for the son of the Hungarian king: an illuminatory masterpiece with golden miniatures of the Trecento based on Jacobus de Voragine's famous tale of the saints and commissioned by King Charles I

A synthesis of the great artistic styles of the late Middle Ages and a testimony to the traditionalist efforts of the Benedictines: a masterpiece of Hungarian book illumination against the emerging secularism of the Renaissance

The sound of the Renaissance on the threshold of the Baroque, compiled by a Transylvanian cleric: a wonderful collection of sacred music for all occasions with works by Lodovico Grossi da Viadana

The oldest surviving translation of the Bible in Hungarian, rediscovered in three fragments: László Báthory's historic work in a 16th century copy, created by a Hungarian nun

The process of book production was globalized as early as the 15th century: a missal for the Hungarian bishop of Pécs printed in Venice and colored by hand in Buda

From the son of serfs to a key figure at the powerful royal court in Hungary: the magnificent breviary of Francesco da Castello for the Grand Provost and later Bishop Domonkos Kálmáncsehi