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Folio Society, 2009. ~TITLE CONTINUES: Commentary by Stella Panayotova. ~Full colour facsimile. Limited edition: #246 of 1180 copies. With solander box in fine condition. No ownership marks. ~Robust packaging. Overseas tracking available on request.. Hardcover. Fine. 144+185pp. 23 x 16 x 6.5cm. Binding sound, text unmarked.

London: The Folio Society 2009. 8vo.Limited Edition. Limited Edition. 2 volumes. 144; unnumbered facsimile [370] pp. The first volume is a commentary in dark blue quarter cloth with gilt lettering to spine, over light blue boards with paper title label to front board. The second, the facsmile, is full silk brocade in dark blue with gilt decoration woven by Stephen Walters and Sons, Suffolk; all edges gilt. These are both laid in a blue solander box with decorative gilt lettering to the spine. Minimal marks to the boards of the commentary, otherwise all in near fine condition, clean and bright. A perfectly rendered facsimile of a profusely illustrated Flemish book of hours dated around 1510, containing 63 full page gilded colour illustrations and intricately illustrated borders filled with birds, insects and flowers on every page. Numbered 1093 of 1180 Limited Edition copies. . Near Fine. Silk Over Boards. Limited Edition Facsimile. 2009.

Folio Society. London. 2009. 2 volumes. No.363, LIMITED EDITION of 1180 copies for sale, 20 for presentation.. TEXT : pp. 144. 1 coloured plate; PLATES : 185 fully coloured leaves printed both sides. COLOPHON : The Fitzwilliam Book of Hours has been reproduced from the Fitzwilliam Museum MS 1058-1975 with: The Fitzwilliam Book of Hours : commentary by Stella Panayotova. It has been printed by Beacon Press, Sussex, on Furioso paper and bound by Smith Settle, West Yorks, in full silk brocade woven only for this edition by Stephen Walters and Sons, Suffolk. The edition is limited to 1180 numbered copies for sale to members of The Folio Society, and 20 lettered copies which are not for sale. In excellent condition, plate volume all edges gilt, bound as above, the text in cloth-backed boards, both within a solander box.

LONDON, FOLIO SOCIETY, 2009. LIMITED TO 1180 NUMBERED COPIES, THIS BEING NUMBER 398. REPRODUCED FROM THE FITZWILLIAM MUSEUM MS 1058-1975. PRINTED BY BEACON PRESS, SUSSEX, ONFURIOSO PAPER AND BOUND BY SMITH SETTLE IN FULL SILK BROCADE WOVEN ONLY FOR THIS EDITION BY STEPHEN WALTERS AND SONS, SUFFOLK. COMPLETE WITH A COMMENTARY VOLUME OF 144 PAGES BY STELLA PANAYOTOVA IN A SOLANDER BOX. A VERY FINE SET. VERY SCARCE.

London, Folio Society, 2009. 8° (20 x 14 cm) Faksimile: 185 Bl., 24 Kalenderblätter u. 29 weitere blattgr. Miniaturen u. zahlreiche florale Zierleisten.; Kommentarbd.: 147 S., Faksimile: Blauer Brokatbd., Rundumgoldschnitt: Kommentarbd.: HLwd., beides in Kassette., Tadellos. No. 917 of 1180 copies. Text. engl.Commentary by Stella Panayotova. It has been printed by Beacon Press, Sussex, on Furioso paper and bound by Smith Settle, West Yorks, in full silk brocade woven only for this edition by Stephen Walters and Sons, Suffolk.- Master of the Dresden Prayer Book (about1480 - 1515)The anonymous illuminator known as the Master of the Dresden Prayer Book was a painter of tremendous originality. Named after a book of hours now in Dresden, he worked in Bruges from around 1465 until about 1515. At a time when artists favored elaborate costumes and contrived postures, this illuminator gave his figures a sweeter, more innocent quality. He had an uncanny ability to locate the humor or irony in a… Read More