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MITTELALTERLICHE HANDSCHRIFTEN UND MINIATUREN.

   

- Hamburg : Dr. Jörn Günther Antiquariat 1995
- large 4to.
- cloth, dust jacket, slipcase
- 274, (2) pages
- ISBN 3980403823 / Order Nr. 75610
- Price: $ 75.00



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Catalogue No.3. from the bookseller, specializing in medieval and Renaissance illuminated manuscripts and miniatures, incunabula and early printed works. Beautifully produced with vivid detail. Contains 56 entries, depicted for the most part with full-page illustrations in rich color. 28 manuscripts; 28 miniatures. In-depth descriptions discuss, where pertinent: text, binding, provenance, illuminations, miniatures. Bibliographies noted. Indices included. Price list for works inserted. Water stain on one side of the slipcase.

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