Scriptorium Bavarese - Imago Editore - Vangelo di Baviera (anno 1462): edizione in facsimile - 2026





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Scriptorium Bavarese’s *Imago Editore - Vangelo di Baviera (anno 1462): edizione in facsimile* is a numbered, limited-edition Latin facsimile, published by Imago Editore in 2026 as a 94-page hardback with a slipcase; this copy is numbered LI.
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Gospel of Bavaria - Clm 21597
Preserved at the Bavarian State Library
15th century
ISBN: 9791280847331
Copy number: LI
Made in 1462 for private devotion at the Benedictine Abbey of Weihenstephan, in Bavaria, the original manuscript testifies to the care reserved for the sacred book in the monastic tradition of the fifteenth century.
The filigreed borders, colors, and gold decorations accompany the Gospel text, creating pages intended for reading and contemplation. The depth of the reds and the delicacy of the glazes convey the character of a work in which decorative richness is linked to the spiritual function of the book.
This facsimile edition reproduces the parchment texture and the nuances of the decorations, allowing close appreciation of the original’s details. The charm of the Gospel of Bavaria lies precisely in the meeting of the beauty of the pages with the intimate context for which they were conceived: a Benedictine abbey in fifteenth-century Bavaria.
Copy complete with case and commentary.
Published by Imago - The Nobility of the Facsimile
Gospel of Bavaria - Clm 21597
Preserved at the Bavarian State Library
15th century
ISBN: 9791280847331
Copy number: LI
Made in 1462 for private devotion at the Benedictine Abbey of Weihenstephan, in Bavaria, the original manuscript testifies to the care reserved for the sacred book in the monastic tradition of the fifteenth century.
The filigreed borders, colors, and gold decorations accompany the Gospel text, creating pages intended for reading and contemplation. The depth of the reds and the delicacy of the glazes convey the character of a work in which decorative richness is linked to the spiritual function of the book.
This facsimile edition reproduces the parchment texture and the nuances of the decorations, allowing close appreciation of the original’s details. The charm of the Gospel of Bavaria lies precisely in the meeting of the beauty of the pages with the intimate context for which they were conceived: a Benedictine abbey in fifteenth-century Bavaria.
Copy complete with case and commentary.
Published by Imago - The Nobility of the Facsimile

