The Hours of Louis of Orléans is a prayer book for personal Christian devotions. It was made in France, presumably in 1490, for a patron whose emblem was a flaming tree (shown in some of the borders). He is pictured in the manuscript as a young man in prayer within a miniature of the Creation of Eve. The book is named for the future Louis XII, King of France, who owned it early in its history. It is distinguished by its ninety large miniatures, including biblical scenes rarely found in private prayer books.
We have 2 facsimiles of the manuscript "Hours of Louis of Orléans":
- Das Stundenbuch Ludwigs von Orléans facsimile edition published by Edition Leipzig, 1980
- Libro de Horas de Luis de Orleans facsimile edition published by M. Moleiro Editor, 2001