Manuscrito de arte

French scriptorium of the Middle Ages - Breviary illuminated leaf on vellum France 14th Cent. Beautiful filigree initials in red and blue - 1350

Member of the renowned de Jussieu scientific dynasty - Autograph Biographical Memorandum to Albin Lerat de Magnitot regarding the Botanists Richard - 1865

Parisian scriptorium of the Middle Ages France - Book of Hours single calendar leaf November with rich decoration in red blue and burnished gold - 1470

Georgius Jacobus Johannes van Os (1782–1861) Dutch painter and lithographer - Autograph Letter Signed from Paris with Candid Insights on the Art Market - 1854

French scriptorium of the Middle Ages - Breviary illuminated leaf on vellum France 14th Cent. Beautiful filigree initials in red and blue - 1350

French scriptorium of the Middle Ages - Breviary illuminated leaf on vellum France 14th Cent. 13 beautiful filigree initials in Red-Blue - 1350

Parisian scriptorium of the Middle Ages France - Book of Hours 2 single leaves with rich decoration in red blue and burnished gold, flowers - 1470

Italian scriptorium of the Middle Ages Lombardie (probably use of Milano) - Breviary illuminated leaf on vellum Italy 5 big initials in red and blue colours - 1450

Georg Brandes (1842–1927) influential European literary critic and intellectual - Original autograph signature on fine folded personal stationery golden embossed monogram stamp. - 1890

French scriptorium of the Middle Ages - Breviary illuminated leaf on vellum France 14th Cent. 4 beautiful filigree initials in red - 1350

Victor Petit - Château de Mello - 1820

Hugo Schnars-Alquist (1855–1939, bedeutender deutscher Marinemaler) - Eigenhändige Korrespondenzkarte mit eigenhändiger Signatur betr. künstlicheres Literaturwerk - 1925

Alphonse Chevillard (Professor at the École des Beaux-Arts) - Autograph Letter Signed Resolving an Artistic Identity Mistake - 1878

Eugène Lepoittevin (1806–1870) French painter, printmaker, illustrator, friend of G. Courbet - Moving Autograph Letter Signed Concerning Severe Illness - 1869