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Written between 1215 and 1218 for the landgrave Hermann of Thuringia, Willehalm constitutes the significant later work of Wolfram, the greatest poet of the Staufer period. The small number of partly fragmentary single pages that remain were produced in 1260 and represent the oldest copy of Willehalm…
This monumental chart is among the greatest and finest works of 16th-century cartography. It shows the entire course of the River Rhine and the adjacent regions in landscape format. Countless place names, different coats of arms and numerous explanatory notes make this map an item of unique document…
The manuscript comprises the oldest know Atlas of the former Duchy of Wuerttemberg. Its 52 minutely designed and lavishly coloured charts depict the districts and places of Wuerttemberg, then under ecclesiastical or secular administration, leaving out, however, the imperial free cities.SKU: 61024…
A Landmark of Carolingian Book ArtThe Godescalc Evangelistary ranks among the most ambitious and luxurious manuscripts produced at the court of Charlemagne, whose empire encompassed much of Western Europe. Created between 781 and 783, the codex established new standards for manuscript production i…
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Middle Ages. Created in England around 1300, the Peterborough Bestiary is regarded as one of the finest illuminated bestiaries ever produced. Magnificent miniatures, vibrant colours, and the enigmatic symbolism of lions, unicorns, and dragons make thi…
A Singular Royal Prayer Book of the Early Middle AgesThe Royal Prayer Book of Otto III occupies an exceptional place in the history of medieval manuscripts: it is the only surviving royal prayer book from the Ottonian period. Created between 983 and 991, this remarkable codex stands among the most…
A Masterpiece of Ottonian Illumination Around the Year 1000The Gospel Book of Otto III ranks among the most outstanding manuscripts of the early Middle Ages and stands as a central work of Ottonian illumination. Produced around the year 1000 in the renowned scriptorium of the Monastery of Reichena…
The De Lisle Psalter – The Pinnacle of English GothicA 14th-century masterpiece of manuscript illumination: 38 splendidly illustrated pages, created in Westminster and adorned with radiant gold.
