Collection: Products

Leaf from a Qur’an, Late 12th to Early 13th Century, Likely North Africa or Andalusia. Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum

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

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

Miàofǎ Lián Pú Jīng Guānshìyīn Púsà Pǔ Mén Pǐn Dì Ershíwǔ (The Lotus Sutra, Chapter Twenty-Five: Universal Gate of Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva), In the Style of Circa 1150-1200(?) Manuscripts, or Later. Illuminated Handscroll

Mó Bē Bōrě Bōluómì Duō Xinjing (The Heart Sutra of the Great Perfection of Wisdom) and Arhats, 1695. Rare Illuminated Manuscript of the Heart Sutra on Silk, with a Detailed Painting of Hundreds of Arhats. With a Lacquerware Box

Mokuhan he, or Kyōgire (Ancient Manuscript Sutra Fragments), Circa 900-1400. A Surprisingly Varied Collection of 15 Sutra Leaves, Including Illuminated, Indigo Dyed Examples, and a Piece Purportedly Written in Blood and Ink

Muryōgi Kyō (Sutra of Infinite Meanings), Copied Colophon of 1186 but Late 18th to Mid 19th Century. A Rare Illuminated Handscroll of the Second Chapter of this Mahayana Buddhist Text, Copied after one of the Early Kamakura Period Examples

Nagoya Sanzaburo E Monogatari Maki (Nagoya Sanzaburo Picture Story Scroll), Circa 1688-1730. A Beautifully Illuminated Emakimono Handscroll in the Style of a Nara Ehon, with Nineteen Beautiful Paintings, Accentuated with Gold-Sprayed Borders