Eikon Editores - Discover the Past Through the Art of the Present
 

Books are the foundation of our society. To understand the roots of our culture and enrich the dimension of our future, one cannot forgo the book as a bearer of civilization.

Every time we open a medieval manuscript, we breathe in its history, its past, and the special aura that emanates from its pages. These pages are filled with collective experiences and individual stories. Each codex is a world unto itself, a unique and fascinating microcosm, whose images provide us with a vivid glimpse into the history and context in which artists and craftsmen lived in a distant and captivating era.

Welcome to the world of the most exquisite facsimiles and illuminated codices in history. Before you dive into this universe, let us tell you a bit more about us:

Our Origins

Founded in 2002 through the collaboration of international publishers from art book-specialized countries Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Spain, Eikon Editores was established with a passion for preserving and presenting the finest artistic and historical works.

Our Vision

We seek out exceptional and unique artworks that allow us to use art as a means to portray past epochs when miniatures and writing were among humanity's most treasured possessions.

We offer more than just illuminated books – we provide a perspective on history through the eyes of art, showcasing the work of exceptional and unique artists from our past who left a remarkable legacy. It is an opportunity to see the past through the lens of the present.

Our Expertise

We carefully select our publishing projects and the international distribution of other publishers to provide you with the most representative works of the world, based on their artistic and historical quality as well as their outstanding production standards.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of facsimiles and discover the masterpieces of bygone eras.


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Why is Eikon Editores now part of the Universal Art Group?
 

By bringing together several specialized brands—such as Eikon Editores, Living Manuscripts, Medieval Art Stories, Faksimile Verlag, Müller und Schindler Verlag, Haltadefinizione, Buchhandlung Anton Pfeiler, and Kulturalis—the Universal Art Group leverages synergies and enhances resource efficiency. This consolidation makes it easier to reach a global audience.

As a member of this group, Eikon Editores benefits from expanded distribution channels and collaborative marketing initiatives. Additionally, being part of a larger network of art and culture specialists opens new opportunities to further develop and disseminate the publisher’s heritage and expertise.