Diurnal (use of Windesheim)

Shelfmark The Hague, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 133 E 8

Origin & date South Holland; c. 1475-1500

Physical description

Vellum, ff. 211, 155x110 (105x78) mm, 2 columns, 30 lines, littera textualis. Latin. Binding: 19th-century brown leather, blind and gilt

Illumination

1 illustration in the margin (drawing); penwork initials with penflourishes in South Holland style (ff. 23v, 49r, 60r, 62v, 65r, etc.)

Provenance

Acquired in 1897 from the estate of J.G.R. Acquoy

Bibliography

Libri Theol. 1922, no. 161. - The Hague 1983, no. 47. - Brandhorst & Broekhuijsen-Kruijer 1985, no. 225. - Boeren 1988, no. 80

Note

Utrecht calendar: feasts in red include St. Augustine `patris nostri' (28 August). Office of the Dead: Windesheim. Opening leaf missing before f. 10

All catalogue fields

1 illumination catalogued

f. 49rmargin (drawing)

The head of Christ

Temporal: Vigils of Easter

1475-1500

All catalogue fields

Sequence no.	6186
Sequence (global)	6002
Shelfmark	The Hague, KB, 133 E 8
Shelfmark (Dutch)	Den Haag, KB, 133 E 8
Type	manuscript illumination
Cataloguer's note	tgvgd gcdrd. Bearded. No crown of thorns. B&BK 1985: 'H. Aanschijn'
Scene order key	49r
Language of origin code	1 Northern Netherlands
Note	Not available = 133E8_049R_RANDV.JPG