Hermann I de Turingia - Der Landgrafenpsalter - 2018
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Der Landgrafenpsalter, a Latin original work attributed to Hermann I of Thuringia, in an illustrated edition, leather-bound, measuring 19.5 × 15 cm, with 318 pages, and in very good condition.
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Title: The Landgrave Psalter (Facsimile)
Language: Latin
The book is a handmade production and binding, it lacks a publisher and a year of production. The craftsman took only the facsimile and bound it luxuriously in brown goat leather, with silk flyleaves.
Description: (facsimile) The Landgrave's Psalter. An illuminated manuscript from the early 13th century, belonging to the State Library of Württemberg.
Unique artisanal binding in full brown goat leather. Flat spine.
Flyleaves in white tissue paper
Pagination: approximately 384 pages
Dimensions: 15 cm x 19.5 cm
About the work: The Landgrave's Psalter is a liturgical masterpiece of early Gothic created probably between 1211 and 1213 in the Thuringia and Saxony region.
This magnificent manuscript of early Gothic illumination was commissioned by Landgrave Hermann I of Thuringia for his second wife, Sophia.
It was commissioned by Hermann I of Thuringia and Hesse, a ruthless ruler in political matters but a great patron of the arts, who appears depicted in the book alongside his wife Sophia.
The manuscript contains the Psalms, a calendar with representations of the apostles and rural scenes, hymns, a litany of saints, and a service for the dead. After the death of the landgrave, the manuscript belonged to Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, who moved it to Marburg. After a somewhat unclear historical journey, the manuscript passed through the Weingarten Abbey and since the early 19th century has belonged to the State Library of Stuttgart.
Title: The Landgrave Psalter (Facsimile)
Language: Latin
The book is a handmade production and binding, it lacks a publisher and a year of production. The craftsman took only the facsimile and bound it luxuriously in brown goat leather, with silk flyleaves.
Description: (facsimile) The Landgrave's Psalter. An illuminated manuscript from the early 13th century, belonging to the State Library of Württemberg.
Unique artisanal binding in full brown goat leather. Flat spine.
Flyleaves in white tissue paper
Pagination: approximately 384 pages
Dimensions: 15 cm x 19.5 cm
About the work: The Landgrave's Psalter is a liturgical masterpiece of early Gothic created probably between 1211 and 1213 in the Thuringia and Saxony region.
This magnificent manuscript of early Gothic illumination was commissioned by Landgrave Hermann I of Thuringia for his second wife, Sophia.
It was commissioned by Hermann I of Thuringia and Hesse, a ruthless ruler in political matters but a great patron of the arts, who appears depicted in the book alongside his wife Sophia.
The manuscript contains the Psalms, a calendar with representations of the apostles and rural scenes, hymns, a litany of saints, and a service for the dead. After the death of the landgrave, the manuscript belonged to Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, who moved it to Marburg. After a somewhat unclear historical journey, the manuscript passed through the Weingarten Abbey and since the early 19th century has belonged to the State Library of Stuttgart.
Details
Number of books
1
Subject
Religion
Book title
Der Landgrafenpsalter
Author/ Illustrator
Hermann I de Turingia
Condition
Very good
Publication year oldest item
2018
Height
19.5 cm
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Width
15 cm
Language
Latin
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Leather
Number of pages
318
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