The Universal Art Group brings together esteemed names such as Müller & Schindler, Faksimile Verlag, Kulturalis, Eikon Editores, and Haltadefinizione under a new collective identity.
A jewel of early medieval art – the Book of Kells dazzles with intricate decoration, sacred symbolism, and playful details. Created c. 800 and preserved at Trinity College Dublin, it remains one of the most famous manuscripts in the world.
Around 1410, one of the most exciting manuscripts of the 15th century was created in Paris by an unknown master, who is named after this magnificent artwork: the fascinating Berry Apocalypse.This work was being published for the first time ever as a perfect, true-to-original facsimile edition, limit…
A perfect, faithful facsimile edition finally makes available what is arguably the most beautiful edition of one of the most popular books of the Middle Ages: The Travels of Knight Jean de Mandeville from the famous Livre des merveilles ("Book of Wonders") is being published for the first time ever …
The "Bible of Mercy," in the format 24 x 34 cm, is considered one of the most beautiful Bibles of the 21st century and includes the entire Old and New Testaments. This extraordinary edition is richly illustrated with miniatures from the most significant manuscripts, originating from over 40 renowned…
47 MINIATURES OF INTERNATIONAL STANDING IN A UNIQUE EDITIONFine Facsimile Edition of the painted panels from the Musée Condé, Chantilly, as well as the single folios from Bibliothèque nationale de France (Paris), n.a. lat. 1416; Louvre (Paris), Departement des Arts graphiques, R.F. 1679; Musée Marmo…
Created in the workshops of the renewed writer Antonius van Damme and the famous book painter Simon Bening, the Van Damme Hours are a testimony of the highest craftmanship. This masterpiece from the last golden age of Flemish book painting is characterized by the freshness of its colors, the magnifi…
The Hours of the Flemish Masters are undoubtedly one of the most elegant Flemish manuscripts of the Renaissance. The manuscript was created in the 15th century in Burges and Ghent in a collaboration between the most renowned Flemish book painters of their time. On 558 pages in the format of 23,5cm x…
Originating around 759 in the palace school of Charlemagne, the Codex Aureus, written in golden ink on purple-coloured pages, evolved to be the most important medieval book of all: as part of the imperial regalia it played a central role in every coronation of a Roman-German king.Signatur:- SCHK.X…
