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Illuminierte Handschrift / Manuskriptblatt auf Pergament. 1 Blatt mit Vorderseite und Rückseite aus einem Stundenbuch um 1500. Mit farbigen Initialen.

[BOOK OF HOURS].Biblio.com

Hore = Horae beate Marie Virginis secundum usum Romanum ad longum.

1511LC8BK00LLGOIcolophon: Paris: Thomas Kees for Antoine Vérard 1511. Dark brown gold- and blind-tooled goatskin morocco ca. 1870 signed HARDY-MENNIL in the foot of the front turn-in sewn on 5 supports gold-tooled turn-ins gold double-fillets on boards edges marbled endpapers similar to Wolfe 150 headbands in red blue and yellow with a matching ribbon marker gilt edges. 8vo 18 x 12 x 2.5 cm. Printed on vellum in red and black throughout with illustrations printed from mostly metal relief blocks: 17 nearly full-page mostly 12.5 x 8 cm plus 1 repeat 27 small about 3.5 x 2 cm plus 2 repeats in the text many additional small in the decorated border pieces that surround nearly every page many in all three groups with criblée backgrounds and further un-illustrated decorative border pieces. Set in a roman type 77 mm/20 lines with incidental textura 118 mm/20 lines. With manuscript initials in gold on red blue or red and blue divided diagonally three 3-line hundreds of 2-line and thousands of 1-line and about 60 manuscript line-fillers in gold on red or blue. Second known copy apparently the only known copy printed on vellum of a Paris book of hours in Latin probably published in 1511 the almanac and calendar for 20 years covers the years 1511 to 1530 the only known book of hours printed by Thomas Kees or Caseus from Wesel in the Rhine valley recorded as a printer in Paris from 1507 to 1516. The illustrations are finely cut many with criblée backgrounds and many are thought to have been printed from metal relief blocks rather than woodcuts. Most of the small illustrations in the text depict saints. The illustrations in the border strips include scenes from the Old and New Testament dance of death scenes apostles saints scenes from daily life fantastic beasts and more. The large illustrations may have been cut for Antoine Vérard ca. 1503 to 1507. The work was rebound by Hardy-Mennil in Paris ca. 1870. Little is known about Hardy himself. "Mennil" is not separately recorded. He used the name Hardy-Mennil by 1864 and was certainly a celebrated binder by 1868 when the books he bound were often gold-tooled by one of the most famous finishers of all time Jean Michel 1821-1890.Possibly from the great library assembled by Robert Harley 1661-1724 first Earl of Oxford chief advisor to Queen Anne and his son Edward Harley 1689-1741 which descended to Edward's daughter Margaret Cavendish Bentinck 1715-1785 Duchess of Portland many of whose printed books were sold in London 1816-1817.Trimmed close to the decorative borders at the head shaving a border on 1 page and just touching a few others with a tiny chip slightly affecting the corner of another border but generally in very good condition the binding fine.l Bohatta 932; French vernacular books 67388 BN Paris copy only; KVK & WorldCat BN Paris copy only; Moreau II 115 p. 83 BN Paris copy only; Van Praet Cat. Livres imprimés sur vélin bibl. Tant publiques que particulières I 1824 176 citing Bibl. Harl. 18352 possibly the present copy; Robins Bibliotheca Harleiana: a catalogue of the Harleian Library 18352 vol. IV 1817 p. 781 not seen possibly the present copy; Ludwig Rosenthal Bibliotheca evangelico-theologica cat. 70 part 7 1892 p. 96 not seen possibly the BN Paris or the present copy; Tenschert Horae B.M.V.: 158 Stundenbuchdrucke der Sammlung Bibermühle 2003 80 lacking title-page & 2 text ll.; USTC 183113 BN Paris copy only; cf. Davis Fairfax Murray French 253-259 & table on p. 289; very similar illustrations in Pigouchet eds. 1496-ca. 1508; MacFarland Antoine Vérard table on p. 133 the present illustrations in Vérard eds. 1503-1511; Mortimer Harvard French 295 ca. 1507 Hardouyn ed. noting the present illustrations in a 1510 Vérard ed.; not in Alston & Hill Books printed on vellum in the British Library; Brunet; Graesse; Paul Lacombe Livres dheures imprimés 1907; Van Praet Cat. livres imprimés sur vélin Bibl. Du Roi; for the binder Hardy and finisher Marius-Michel: Fléty pp. 120-121 183. Thomas Kees [for Antoine Vérard?]), hardcover

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