Offizium der Madonna (facsímil de Vat. lat. 3781) - 1480





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Exclusive Facsimile of the Offizium der Madonna (Vat. lat. 3781) – Luxury Edition
Description:
An exceptional bibliographic work of art, available to collectors. This fabulous facsimile faithfully reproduces the original late-15th-century manuscript preserved in the Vatican Apostolic Library under the shelfmark Vat. lat. 3781.
This magnificent collector’s set includes:
The Fabulous Facsimile Volume: A treasure that recreates with absolute precision the 113 foliated leaves (226 pages) of the original Office of the Virgin, featuring its stunning illuminated miniatures attributed to the renowned French court painter Jean Bourdichon. The volume bears the endorsement and signature of the then Prefect of the Vatican Library, Prof. Dr. Alfons M. Stickler.
The Commentary Volume: An essential accompanying scholarly volume of 136 pages, written by the distinguished art historian Eberhard König, exploring the history, symbolism, and context of this medieval masterpiece in depth.
A high-end collector’s item, ideal for lovers of medieval manuscripts, art history, and bibliophilia who seek to own a unique piece of exceptional quality and the utmost fidelity to the original historical work.
17x11cm
136 Pagés
Exclusive Facsimile of the Offizium der Madonna (Vat. lat. 3781) – Luxury Edition
Description:
An exceptional bibliographic work of art, available to collectors. This fabulous facsimile faithfully reproduces the original late-15th-century manuscript preserved in the Vatican Apostolic Library under the shelfmark Vat. lat. 3781.
This magnificent collector’s set includes:
The Fabulous Facsimile Volume: A treasure that recreates with absolute precision the 113 foliated leaves (226 pages) of the original Office of the Virgin, featuring its stunning illuminated miniatures attributed to the renowned French court painter Jean Bourdichon. The volume bears the endorsement and signature of the then Prefect of the Vatican Library, Prof. Dr. Alfons M. Stickler.
The Commentary Volume: An essential accompanying scholarly volume of 136 pages, written by the distinguished art historian Eberhard König, exploring the history, symbolism, and context of this medieval masterpiece in depth.
A high-end collector’s item, ideal for lovers of medieval manuscripts, art history, and bibliophilia who seek to own a unique piece of exceptional quality and the utmost fidelity to the original historical work.
17x11cm
136 Pagés

