Back to #CoKLDB with another #Dutch #BooksOfHours . This is from the Huis van het boek in The Hague, courtesy of the lovely ecodices.nl. MMW 10 E 1 was made c. 1438 in Utrecht. The calendar is almost full, 359 saints. It has a nice compliment of Dutch saints, including Willibrord and Livinus in red in November. One notable oddity is that the "300 Moors of Oct-15 are counted 344 (see below)
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Phew, 112 #Manuscripts this week from #Vatican http://www.wiglaf.org/vatican/2023/week28.html
Includes a LOT of 19th C antiquarians, several #BooksOfHours from Italy, 2 lovely Humanist volumes, a "get it right, dammit" volume of Polyphony, many Greek texts, an Ethiopian amulet scroll, some icky 19th C "White Man's Burden" art, and much much MUCH more
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Another #BooksOfHours added to #CoKLDB, Biblioteca Civica Berio m.r. C.f. Arm. I, i.e. the Offiziolo Durazzo. This is a stunning early 16th C Use of Rome hours. Decorated in a Humanistic style, the text is entirely in gold ink on purple parchment by Pietro Antonio Sallando, and the #Manuscript was illuminated by Francesco Marmitta. The entire thing _except_ f.1r is available online, I had to track down the printed facsimile for the start of January.
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It has been such a long time since I went to a new library, but there are 13 #BooksOfHours awaiting me at Dartmouth today!