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Leaf From an Extravagantly Illuminated Book of Hours, Paris, Circa 1440-1460. Folio 102 from the Office of the Dead. Masterfully Illuminated Manuscript by Jean Hancelin and the Master of Saint Stephen

Leaf From an Extravagantly Illuminated Book of Hours, Paris, Circa 1440-1460. Folio 118 from the Office of the Dead. Masterfully Illuminated Manuscript by Jean Hancelin and the Master of Saint Stephen

Leaf From an Extravagantly Illuminated Book of Hours, Paris, Circa 1440-1460. Folio 81 from the Hours of the Virgin. Masterfully Illuminated Manuscript by Jean Hancelin and the Master of Saint Stephen

Leaf From an Extravagantly Illuminated Book of Hours, Paris, Circa 1440-1460. Folio 88 from the Penitential Psalms, including Psalm 6. Masterfully Illuminated Manuscript by Jean Hancelin and the Master of Saint Stephen

Leaf From an Illuminated Book of Hours with a Historiated Initial, Northern France, Circa 1470. Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum. Psalms 122-123, with a Large Border

Leaf From an Illuminated Book of Hours, France (Burgundy?), Circa 1475. Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum. De Profundis from the Office of the Dead, and Psalms 132-133. Two Lavishly Illuminated Borders

Manuscript Coat of Arms of Hortense Marie Josèphe Charlotte Ghislaine Zeghers, wife of Auguste Peeters. Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum, 18th Century

Patent of Nobility for the van Ysdoren or Ysendoren de Bloys Family, Signed by the King's Herald-At-Arms, Delaunay. Illuminated Manuscript on Parchment, September 20 1686

Pentecost. Massive Historiated Initial of the Letter D, Early 16th Century, Italy. Leaf From a Manuscript Antiphonary

Récit de l'histoire et des Miracles de la Vie de Saint Nizier. The Story of the History and Miracles of the Life of Saint Nizier. Modern Illuminated Manuscript, 19th Century

Saint Lawrence. Massive Historiated Initial of the Letter G, Early 16th Century, Italy. Leaf From a Manuscript Antiphonary

Suite of Seven Folios with Large Detailed Miniatures from an Early Shahnameh, or Book of Kings, Likely Safavid Iran. Circa 1620-1650, One Leaf With Later Additions. With Heavy Similarities to the Great Windsor Shahnameh of 1648