On the history of Illuminated Manuscripts and their Facsimiles
The Facsimile and the Manuscript
Check out this interesting article written by Brownyn Stocks evaluating the importance of facsimiles in occasion of an exhibition held at Monash University.
Flemish, Burgundian, and Biblical Art: the Story of Faksimile Verlag – part 11
Some of the most remarkable books crafted in the Middle Ages display Flemish, Burgundian, and Biblical art. This post shows how some of the most outstanding examples of those arts were turned into exquisite facsimiles.
New Video: Winchester Psalter Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Winchester Psalter in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
New Video: Sacramentary of Henry II Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Sacramentary of Henry II in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
The Beauty and the Beast – The Unicorn in the Art of Miniatures
Fellow book lovers, enjoy this fantastic article from Alumina where you will be given an interesting account on the figure of the unicorn in miniatures.
Psalter of Blanche of Castile – Was It Really Meant for Her?
Do you want to know more about the Psalter of Blanche of Castile, Queen of France? Well, here's a little treat for you!
Grimani Breviary – Forbidden Fruit
Check out this article on the Grimani Breviary, an outstanding work of Flemish tradition, that only a few lucky people got to see!
New Video: Atlas of Borso d’Este Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Atlas of Borso d'Este in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
Vienna’s Trionfi
Check out this article about one of the most beloved Italian poets, Francesco Petrarch, considered to be the founder of Humanism. What are you waiting for? Start reading!
Gems of the Middle Ages: the story of Faksimile Verlag – part 10
The Duke of Berry had one of the most incredible libraries of the Middle Ages, which housed books regarded as precious gems from medieval times. Nowadays, thanks to facsimile editions, every book lover can potentially own a part of this marvelous collection, together with other books of inestimable historical and artistic value. Want a peek?
New Video: Godescalc Evangelistary Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Godescalc Evangelistary in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
New Video: Flemish Chronicle of Philip the Fair Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Flemish Chronicle of Philip the Fair in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
New Video: Gospels of John of Opava Facsimile Edition
Once upon a time only dukes, popes, and princesses could hold a priceless artifact like the Gospels of John of Opava in their hands. Today, facsimiles allow you to leaf through them — well, at least virtually! So what are you waiting for?
Quirky Shaped Manuscript – St. Valentine’s Day
Medieval artists knew how to have fun with manuscripts, so celebrate St. Valentine's day taking a few minutes to enjoy the Chansonnier de Jean de Montchenu.
Treasures of the Past: the Story of Faksimile Verlag – part 9
Illuminated medieval manuscripts are to be considered as real and unique treasures of the past: facsimile editions have made it possible to actually have these magnificent works of art faithfully reproduced and easily accessible, to the great delight of scholars, bibliophiles, and layman but passionate readers.