The Golden Age Of Dutch Manuscript Painting. Introduction By James Catalogue Essays by Henri Anne Wilhelmina
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wykeham Books.
George Braziller, Inc., New York, first edition, 1990. Laminated wrappers, 4to, 30 cm,. 318, [2] pp, many colour plates , ills. 109 entries. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by the Pierpont Morgan Library, March 1-May 6, 1990. With an introduction on the nature and development of Dutch miniature painting by Professor Marrow. From the blurb: "During the fifteenth century a large number of the most glorious manuscript illuminations were created in the Dutch artistic centers of Delft, Haarlem and Utrecht. In The Golden Age of Dutch Manuscript Painting, scholars from The Netherlands and The United States place Dutch manuscript painting in its historical and art historical context, and present new information on these strikingly beautiful works. Now, for the first time, we may distinguish the artistic styles of the centers, and discover new attributions for a number of well-known illuminations. We will see how manuscript painting was brought to a high state of perfection in the Northern Netherlands during the fifteenth century. Divided into 18 chapters ordered chronologically by Masters or Workshops, this volume presents ideal settings for such long-admired works as the masterful Hours of Catherine of Cleves and the Egmont Breviary. Magnificent syntheses of art and religion, painting and calligraphy, these works of art, like many others in this book, remain as profound and delightful today as when first created." Catalogue contents: I. The First Generation: the Artists of the Court Style, ca. 1395-1415; II. The Artists of the Second Generation, ca. 1415-1425; III. The Masters of Otto Van Moerdrecht and Followers, ca. 1420-1455; IV. The Masters of Zweder Van Culemborg, ca. 1415-1440; V. The Utrecht History Bibles, ca. 1430-1445; VI. The Master of Catherine of Cleves, ca. 1430-1460; VII. Delft Masters, ca. 1430-1480,; VIII. The Master of Evert Zoudenbalch and His Circle, ca. 1450-1475; IX. Haarlem Masters, ca. 1445-1520; X. The Artists of the East Netherlands, ca. 1460-1480; XI. Delft Masters, ca. 1475-1500; XII. The Artists of the Last Generations, ca. 1490-1520. Slight age-toning to page edges, otherwise Very Good.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wykeham Books.
George Braziller, Inc., New York, first edition, 1990. Laminated wrappers, 4to, 30 cm,. 318, [2] pp, many colour plates , ills. 109 entries. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by the Pierpont Morgan Library, March 1-May 6, 1990. With an introduction on the nature and development of Dutch miniature painting by Professor Marrow. From the blurb: "During the fifteenth century a large number of the most glorious manuscript illuminations were created in the Dutch artistic centers of Delft, Haarlem and Utrecht. In The Golden Age of Dutch Manuscript Painting, scholars from The Netherlands and The United States place Dutch manuscript painting in its historical and art historical context, and present new information on these strikingly beautiful works. Now, for the first time, we may distinguish the artistic styles of the centers, and discover new attributions for a number of well-known illuminations. We will see how manuscript painting was brought to a high state of perfection in the Northern Netherlands during the fifteenth century. Divided into 18 chapters ordered chronologically by Masters or Workshops, this volume presents ideal settings for such long-admired works as the masterful Hours of Catherine of Cleves and the Egmont Breviary. Magnificent syntheses of art and religion, painting and calligraphy, these works of art, like many others in this book, remain as profound and delightful today as when first created." Catalogue contents: I. The First Generation: the Artists of the Court Style, ca. 1395-1415; II. The Artists of the Second Generation, ca. 1415-1425; III. The Masters of Otto Van Moerdrecht and Followers, ca. 1420-1455; IV. The Masters of Zweder Van Culemborg, ca. 1415-1440; V. The Utrecht History Bibles, ca. 1430-1445; VI. The Master of Catherine of Cleves, ca. 1430-1460; VII. Delft Masters, ca. 1430-1480,; VIII. The Master of Evert Zoudenbalch and His Circle, ca. 1450-1475; IX. Haarlem Masters, ca. 1445-1520; X. The Artists of the East Netherlands, ca. 1460-1480; XI. Delft Masters, ca. 1475-1500; XII. The Artists of the Last Generations, ca. 1490-1520. Slight age-toning to page edges, otherwise Very Good.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Avon Hill Books.
George Braziller. Very Good+. 1990. Softcover. 0807612286 . Light rubbing and cratching to covers. ; Book accompanied a 1990 exhibition at the Pierpont Morgan Library in NY. Focuses on 15th century illuminated manuscripts from Delft, Haarlem and Utrecht. Divided into 18 chapters ordered chronologically by Masters or Workshops. Due to size of book, ships within US only and only by media rate mail. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 320 pp .

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Henry Knox Book Company.
GEORGE BRAZILLER. Hardcover. 0807612286 Good condition, binding and pages show signs of wear. . Good.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Northshire Bookstore.
Softcover. Very Good.