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 significant international cultural event in MadridOn 22 April 2026, the international media event “History and Cultural Heritage of the Great Timurids” took place at Casa Árabe in Madrid. This…
Leonardo da Vinci – A Genius Between Art and EnigmaPainter, scientist, engineer, anatomist, architect – Leonardo da Vinci remains the very embodiment of the Renaissance ideal of the “universal…
A Landmark of Carolingian Book Art The Godescalc Evangelistary ranks among the most ambitious and luxurious manuscripts produced at the court of Charlemagne, whose empire encompassed much of Western…
A Singular Royal Prayer Book of the Early Middle Ages The Royal Prayer Book of Otto III occupies an exceptional place in the history of medieval manuscripts: it is the only surviving royal prayer…
A Masterpiece of Ottonian Illumination Around the Year 1000 The Gospel Book of Otto III ranks among the most outstanding manuscripts of the early Middle Ages and stands as a central work of Ottonian…
The Unicorn: A Mythical Creature in Art The Unicorn – A creature that never was, and yet always has been Few mythical beings have captivated the human imagination as deeply as the unicorn. Whether…
Three inspiring days in LondonFrom 10 to 12 March 2026, the Universal Art Group once again took part in the London Book Fair at the historic Olympia London. As one of the book industry’s most…
Nathan Mannion Ireland and the Irish identity have been shaped by migration. People have left and still leave the island for many reasons, whether pushed by circumstances at home or pulled by…
Rolando Montecalvo This richly illustrated volume, produced in partnership with Uzbek publisher Dinara & Co., explores the enduring legacy and contemporary revival of miniature painting in…
Saint Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick, stands on the site of a Viking assembly place and later the palace of the O’Brien kings, gifted to the Church by King Donal Mór O’Brien in 1168. Over the centuries,…
