Anónimo, iluminador medieval - The search for the holy Grail ( Búsqueda del Grial ) - 1997-1997





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The search for the Holy Grail (Búsqueda del Grial), Spanish facsimile edition of a 15th‑century manuscript, limited edition of 870 copies, leather bound over wooden boards, 326 pages, 34.5 × 43.5 cm, by Anónimo, iluminador medieval.
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The Search for the Holy Grail (búsqueda del Santo Grial) Spanish edition
Facsimile edition of the 15th-century manuscript Ms. 173 The Quest for the Holy Grail (Roman de la Quête du Graal), whose original is preserved in the Municipal Library of the City of Dijon, capital of Burgundy, France.
Limited edition of 870 copies for sale, individually numbered and notarised.
Large-format facsimile bound in leather over wooden boards, with gilt tooling and gilt spine. 34.5 × 43.5 cm.
Companion Study Book. 30 × 40.5 cm. Literary study and translation by Carlos Alvar of the University of Alcalá. Stylistic analysis of the miniatures by François Avril of the National Library of Paris.
326 pages
Manuscript 527 of the Municipal Library of Dijon is one of the most beautiful of its kind, thanks to its 46 miniatures, its carefully executed cursive script, and the quality of each of its folios.
These features reflect the tastes of its original recipient, a lover of books—and of the most beautiful books—at a time in the mid-15th century when the bibliophilic passion of French kings and high nobility gave rise to magnificent works of art, such as this codex.
The Search for the Holy Grail (búsqueda del Santo Grial) Spanish edition
Facsimile edition of the 15th-century manuscript Ms. 173 The Quest for the Holy Grail (Roman de la Quête du Graal), whose original is preserved in the Municipal Library of the City of Dijon, capital of Burgundy, France.
Limited edition of 870 copies for sale, individually numbered and notarised.
Large-format facsimile bound in leather over wooden boards, with gilt tooling and gilt spine. 34.5 × 43.5 cm.
Companion Study Book. 30 × 40.5 cm. Literary study and translation by Carlos Alvar of the University of Alcalá. Stylistic analysis of the miniatures by François Avril of the National Library of Paris.
326 pages
Manuscript 527 of the Municipal Library of Dijon is one of the most beautiful of its kind, thanks to its 46 miniatures, its carefully executed cursive script, and the quality of each of its folios.
These features reflect the tastes of its original recipient, a lover of books—and of the most beautiful books—at a time in the mid-15th century when the bibliophilic passion of French kings and high nobility gave rise to magnificent works of art, such as this codex.

