All manuscripts

Northern England (York?), 1185-1205

Northern or Central England, first quarter of the 13th century

Holland (Delft?), Master of the Morgan Infancy Cycle (illuminator); c. 1420-1430. Added section (ff. 168r-178v): North Holland; c. 1475-1500

Central England (Oxford), first quarter of the 13th century

England (London/Westminster or East Anglia?), between 1310 and 1320

Central England (Oxford), 1200-1225 (and ca. 1240)

England, 1200-1250

Winchester, Cathedral Priory of St. Swithun(?), c. 1150

England (Gloucester?), first quarter of the thirteenth century

Northern England, c. 1200

Canterbury, last quarter of the 12th century

France; c. 1470-1480

Bologna; c. 1300-1315 and other provenances (f. 13r: Southern Netherlands; 15th century)

Southern Netherlands; c. 1480-1490

France; c. 1490-1500. Added part (ff. 43v-49v): c. 1500-1600

Northern Netherlands, Mariken Roefs (scribe); c. 1490-1500. Added section (ff. 127v-147): c. 1500-1600. Palimpsest section (ff. 112-118): Italy; c. 1300-1400

Emilia-Romagna(?); c. 1450-1500

Italy; c. 1475-1500

Cologne; c. 1300-1350

Northern Netherlands or Germany; c. 1475-1500

Western Germany(?); c. 1200-1250. Added section (ff. 162-187, 199-206): c. 1400-1500

Tongeren; c. 1300

Paris, Orosius Master a.o. (illuminator); c. 1400-1410

Paris; c. 1250-1275

Paris; c. 1250-1300

Paris; c. 1250-1300

Northern(?) Italy; c. 1250-1300

Paris, follower of Mathurin atelier (illuminator); c. 1240-1260

Paris; c. 1250-1300

France; c. 1375

Paris, `Sub-Fauvel' Master (illuminator); c. 1320-1340

Flanders; c. 1465

IJssel region: c. 1460-1480. Added miniatures: Utrecht, followers of the Master of the Boston City of God (illuminators); c. 1450-1470

Script: Southern Netherlands. Decoration: England; c. 1440-1460. Added miniature: Utrecht, follower of the Master of the Boston City of God (illuminator); c. 1440-1460

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1490-1497

North Holland; c. 1460-1470. Added miniatures: Utrecht, Gethsemane Master (illuminator); c. 1460

South Holland; 1489. Added: 1 miniature: South Holland; c. 1500

Penwork: North Holland; c. 1425. Added decoration and miniatures: Utrecht, precursor of the Masters of Zweder van Culemborg (illuminator); c. 1425

South Holland; c. 1475-1500

North Holland (Haarlem?), Masters of the Haarlem Bible (illuminator); c. 1450-1475

Utrecht (?); c. 1460-1480. Added miniature: South Holland; c. 1460-1480

Diocese Liège (Tongres?); c. 1450-1500. Added miniatures: Diocese Liège; c. 1450-1500

South Holland, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden, Masters of the Dark Eyes (`Bezborodko') (illuminators); c. 1490-1500

Western France; c. 1390-1400

Holland, Masters of the Dark Eyes (illuminator); c. 1490

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1475-1500

North Holland; c. 1480-1500

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1475-1500. Added section (ff. 98-123: South Holland; c. 1490-1510; with added miniatures: Leyden, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator): c. 1490-1510

Holland, Masters of the Dark Eyes (illuminator); c. 1490

Rouen(?); c. 1450

Southern Netherlands; c. 1450 (drawing on f. 3r: c. 1500-1600)

Utrecht, Gethsemane Master (illuminator); c. 1430-1450

Zwolle, `Sarijs' group; c. 1470

Zutphen, Convent IJzendoorn, Tertiaries; c. 1465-1485

North Holland (Hoorn?); c. 1476

Bruges, Masters of the small eyes (`aux yeux bridées) (illuminator); c. 1440-1460

North Holland; c. 1450-1500

Haarlem, Masters of the Haarlem Bible (illuminator); c. 1445-1450

Utrecht, Masters of Zweder van Culemborg (illuminator); c. 1430-1435

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1500-1510. Added section (ff. 86-94): North Holland; c. 1450-1475

Leyden, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator); c. 1500- 1510

South Holland; c. 1460-1480. Inserted miniature: Delft; c. 1480-1490. Added miniatures: Northern Netherlands(?); c. 1500-1520

South Holland; c. 1470-1480. Added miniature (f. 86): Leyden, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator); c. 1480-1490. Added miniatures: Leyden, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator); 1500-1510

South Holland (Delft?); c. 1440-1460. Added miniatures: South Holland; c. 1490-1500

Holland; c. 1490-1500

South Holland; [1489]

Utrecht, Bible Masters of the First Generation: Gethsemane Master and Master Azor (illuminators); c. 1430

Utrecht, Master of the Boston City of God (illuminator); c. 1470

Eastern part of the Northern Netherlands; c. 1475-1485. Inserted miniatures: South(?) Holland; 1470-1490. Added(?) penflourishes: Groningen, Convent Feldwerd; c. 1475-1500

North Holland, Masters of the Haarlem Bible (illuminator); [1457]

Dioces Liège; c. 1450-1500

Zwolle, `Sarijs'-group; c. 1460-1480. Added miniatures: Utrecht, follower of the Boston Master a.o. (illuminator); c. 1460-1470

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1480-1500

Penwork: South Holland; c. 1470-1480. Decoration and miniatures: Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1480-1500. Added sections: Delft; c. 1480

South Holland (Leyden?); c. 1480-1500. Added miniature (f. 36v): Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1480-1500. Added leaf (f. 100): Southern Netherlands (Bruges?); c. 1470-1480

South Holland; c. 1480-1500. Added decoration and miniatures: South-Holland; c. 1480-1500

North Holland (Haarlem?); c. 1440-1460

Diocese Münster; c. 1475-1500

IJssel region (`Sarijs'-group?); c. 1450-1480. Added miniatures: Utrecht; c. 1450

South Holland; c. 1440-1460. Added miniatures: Utrecht; c. 1440-1460. Added leaf (f. 1): c. 1490-1500

Utrecht(?); c. 1450-1460. Inserted miniatures: Utrecht; c. 1460-1470

Delft; c. 1460-1480. Added miniatures: Delft, Follower of the Adair Master (illuminator); c. 1490-1500. Added coloured drawing (f. 1v): c. 1450

Utrecht; c. 1450-1475, Added miniature (f. 186v): Southern Netherlands(?); c. 1450-1475. Added historiated initial (cutting on inside of lower cover): France; c. 1250-1300

Leyden; c. 1490-1500. Added section: South Holland; c. 1480-1490

South(?) Holland; [1478]

Zwolle, `Sarijs'-group, Follower of the Masters of the Zwolle Bible (illuminator); c. 1470-1490

Northern Netherlands; c. 1460-1480. Added miniatures: Delft, Master of the Delft Half-length Figures; c. 1460-1480. Added border decoration: Delft(?), `Kriezels' with elements of Lieven van Lathem; c. 1460-1480

South Holland; [1484]. Added miniatures and decoration: Southern Netherlands; c. 1484

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden; c. 1475-1500

Leyden, Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden (illuminator); c. 1490-1500

Utrecht; c. 1455-1460

Delft; 1460-1480

Delft; c. 1440-1460. Added miniatures: Delft, Masters of the Delft Half-length Figures (illuminator); 1460-1480

Eastern part of the Northern Netherlands(?); c. 1501

Utrecht(?), follower of Master Azor (illuminator); c. 1430-1450. Inserted miniatures: Utrecht(?), follower of the Masters van Otto van Moerdrecht (illuminator); c. 1430-1450

Utrecht, Masters of Otto van Moerdrecht; c. 1430-1450

Diocese Liège; c. 1410-1430

Pen-flourishing: Delft and South Holland; c. 1460-1480. Miniatures and painted decoration: South Holland, Monkey Master and Assumption Master (illuminators); c. 1480

North Holland (Beverwijk?); 1489

South Holland(?); [1438]. Added miniatures: Utrecht, follower of the Moerdrecht Master (illuminator); c. 1440-1450. Added miniature (f. 16v): Delft(?); c. 1440-1450

Naples; c. 1475-1500. Inserted grisailles: Delft, Masters of the Delft Grisailles; c. 1440

Arras; c. 1400. Added sections (ff. 13-28 and 86-125): Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1500

Holland, Masters of the Dark Eyes (`Bezborodko': Master of the Bezborodko Hours) (illuminator); 1490

France; c. 1560

Southern Netherlands, Willem Vrelant (illuminator); c. 1460

Lombardy (Milan?), Master of the Modena Book of Hours (illuminator); c. 1390-1400. Added decoration: Spain; 1475-1500

Bourges; c. 1540

Oudenaarde, Jean Miélot (scribe), Jean le Tavernier e.a. (illuminator); c. 1450-1460

Paris, Maître François, workshop of the Bedford-master, Master of the Dunois Hours (illuminators); 1455. Added miniatures (Vol. 74 G 37a): Tours, Jean Fouquet (illuminator); c. 1455

Bruges; c. 1500-1510

Delft; c. 1460-1480. Inserted part (ff. 1100-121): Delft; c. 1460-1480

Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1475

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500-1510

Besançon; c. 1440-1450

Diocese Liège (Maastricht?), Franciscus Verheyden (scribe); c. 1500-1525

Paris, follower of the Master of Jean Rolin II (illuminator); c. 1450

Paris; c. 1400-1410

Paris, follower of the Bedford Master (illuminator); c. 1440-1450

Soissons(?); c. 1450

Paris(?); c. 1475-1500

Paris(?); c. 1425-1450

South-east France (Savoy?); c. 1470-1475

Northern France (Rheims?); c. 1450-1460

Central France (Le Mans?); c. 14805-1500

Diocese Thérouanne; c. 1450

Central France; c. 1490-1500. Added leaves (ff. 1, 206): c. 1580-1600

Northern France: c. 1425-1475

Paris or environs; c. 1490-1500

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500

Tours(?); c. 1475-1500

Southern Netherlands (Cambray?); c. 1500-1510

Brugge, Masters of the Gold Scrolls (illuminator); c. 1430-1440

Bruges, Master of the small eyes (`aux yeux bridées) (illuminator); c. 1450-1460

Paris; c. 1450

Southern Netherlands; c. 1450

Northern France(?); c. 1400-1450. Added section (ff. 233r-306): Northern France(?); c. 1450-1500

Hainaut(?); c. 1450-1475

Brugge, Master of Edward IV (illuminator); c. 1470-1480. Added miniature: Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1475

Bruges; c. 1500

Bruges; c. 1450-1475. Added miniatures and border decoration: Northern France; c. 1500-1520

Central France; c. 1450-1475

Central(?) France; c. 1490-1500

Flanders, Masters of the Gold Scroll Group (illuminators); c. 1420-1440. Added miniatures: Flanders, late Master of the Pré-Eykian Realism (illuminators); c. 1420-1440

Italy; c. 1430. Added miniatures: Bruges, Follower of Masters of the Gold Scroll Group a.o. (illuminator); c. 1430

Flanders (Ghent?); c. 1490-1500

Italy; c. 1475-1500

Central France; c. 1450-1500

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500-1510

Bruges, Follower of Willem Vrelant (illuminator); c. 1450-1475

Southern Netherlands/Northern France; 1400-1410. Added section (ff. ): Southern Netherlands; c. 1430; with added miniatures: Utrecht, Bible Masters of the First Generation (illuminator); c. 1430 and 1 added miniature: Liège; c. 1440. Added section (ff. 127-157): Flanders; c. 1425-1450

Bruges; c. 1480-1490. Added miniatures (ff. 13v, 21v) and added section (ff. 157-167): Bruges (?); c. 1500-1510

Valencia, Followers of Juan Mari (illuminator); c. 1460. Added Section: Spain (Valencia?); c. 1460-1475

Bruges, Masters of Otto van Moerdrecht (`stamp' group; illuminator); c. 1430-1450

Tours, follower of Jean Fouquet and others (illuminators); c. 1470

Rouen; c. 1475-1500

Southern Netherlands; c. 1430-1450

Rouen, follower of the Master of the Geneva Latini a.o. (illuminator); c. 1480-1490

Rouen(?); c. 1450

Northeast France (Troyes?); c. 1475-1500

Dioces Tournai; 1535

Southern Netherlands (Tournay?); c. 1450-1475

Northeast France (Troyes?); c. 1400-1450

Delft, Masters of the Delft Grisailles (illuminator); c. 1440-1460. Added section (ff. 144-174): Delft; c. 1480-1500. Added grisaille (f. 93): Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1475

Utrecht; c. 1400-1410. Added miniatures: Southern Netherlands; c. 1400

Delft, Masters of the Delft Half-Length Figures (illuminator); c. 1460-1480

Utrecht, precursor of the Masters of Zweder van Culemborg (illuminator); c. 1425

Southern Netherlands, Follower of Willem Vrelant (illuminator); c. 1440-1460

Northern Netherlands (?); c. 1495

Southern Netherlands (Brabant?); c. 1475-1500. Added section in Dutch (ff. 111-125)

Southern Netherlands; c. 1490-1500. Added section (ff. 183-205) and miniatures: Southern Netherlands; c. 1500-1525

Delft; c. 1460-1480. Inserted miniatures: Delft, Masters of the Delft Half-length Figures (illuminator); c. 1460-1480

South Holland; c. 1490-1500

South Holland (Delft or Leyden); c. 1460-1480

Diocese Liège (Maastricht?); c. 1505-1515

Southern Netherlands (Brabant?); c. 1375-1400

Tournay; c. 1500

Cambray(?); c. 1275-1300

Naples; c. 1390-1400

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500-1510. Added section (ff. 118-143): Den Bosch, Monastery Marienwater, Bridgettines/Bridgettinesses; c. 1550-1600

Autun or Dijon, follower of the Master of the `prelats bourguignons'; c. 1470

Penwork: South Holland; c. 1490-1500. Historiated initials and decoration: Holland, Masters of the Dark Eyes (`Robinson') (illuminator); c. 1500

France; c. 1400-1450

Leyden, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator); c. 1500-1510

Flanders; c. 1330-1340

Limburg, Masters of the Dark Eyes (illuminator); 1521

Burgundy; c. 1450-1475

Paris, Master of the Epître d'Othéa (illuminator); 1404

Northern France; c. 1425-1450

West Flanders; c. 1500-1510

Northern France; c. 1460-1470

Hainaut, Follower of the Master of Antoine Rolin (illuminator); c. 1480-1490

Southern Netherlands; c. 1490

France; c. 1500

Brabant; c. 1374

Utrecht; 1407

Lombardy; c. 1470

Northern Italy; c. 1480-1500

Northern France or Southern Netherlands; c. 1300. Added miniatures: Northern France, Maître Henri (illuminator); c. 1280-1290

South Holland; c. 1475-1500

France, Symon de Bourgouyn (scribe); c. 1500

France; c. 1380

Utrecht; c. 1400-1410

Utrecht; c. 1405

Northern Netherlands; c. 1475-1500

Malines; c. 1490-1500

France; c. 1500-1510

Groningen, Monastery Selwerd, Benedictinesses; c. 1470-1490. Added miniature: Groningen(?); c. 1475-1500

Amiens, Garnerus de Morolio (scribe), Petrus de Raimbaucourt (illuminator); 1323

Savoy; c. 1460

Paris; c. 1320-1340

France; c. 1505-1510

England; c. 1460

England; c. 1290-1300. Added text: England; c. 1430-1440

Bruges, Master of 1482 and Follower (illuminators); c. 1485

Utrecht, Monastery Vredendaal, Canons Regular, Ghijsbert Beynop (scribe); 1472

Meuse region(?); c. 1150-1200

Delft, Tertiaries of the Convent of St. Ursula; 1476

Mainz; before 1011

Text: Rheims; c. 850-875. Illumination: Northern France, Franco-Saxon school; c. 900. Added dedication miniatures: Ghent; c. 975

Northern Netherlands or Lower Rhine; c. 1450-1500

Italy; c. 1300-1400

Italy (Milano?); c. 1490-1500

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500

Limburg (Maastricht?); c. 1500

Southern Netherlands, follower of Loyset Liédet; c. 1480-1490

Southern Netherlands; c. 1440-1460

France; c. 1450. Added miniature: France; c. 1400-1425

France; c. 1300-1350

Brabant; c. 1300-1350

France; c. 1400

France; c. 1290-1300

Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1475

Utrecht, Bible Masters of the First Generation: Alexander Master (draughtsman), Claes Brouwer, Psalter Master, Masters of Otto van Moerdrecht, Master Azor, Master F, Gethsemane Master (illuminators); c. 1430

Utrecht, Master of the Feathery Clouds (illuminator); c. 1467

Utrecht, Gerard Wesselz. van Deventer (scribe), Master of The Hague, KB, 69 B 10 (illuminator); 1443

Northern Netherlands; c. 1420-1430. Decoration: Southern Netherlands; c. 1420-1430

Penwork: IJssel region; c. 1460-1480. Decoration: Zwolle, `Sarijs'-group; ca. 1460-1480

Bruges, David Aubert (scribe), Loyset Liédet (illuminator); 1463

Flanders or Utrecht; c. 1450-1500

Flanders; c. 1350

Utrecht, `Court-style'; c. 1400

Southern Netherlands; c. 1300-1310

West Flanders; c. 1325-1335

Flanders; c. 1480-1490

Paris, Virgil Master (illuminator); c. 1400-1410

North Holland; c. 1450-1460

Brussels, Jean Miélot (scribe); 1451

Valenciennes, Augustin Molinet (?scribe), Master of Antoine Rolin (illuminator); 1500

Flanders, Ghent Associates (illuminators); c. 1470-1480

France; c. 1490-1500

France; c. 1200-1250 / France; c. 1250-1275

Bruges, Master of the Trivial Heads (illuminator); c. 1490-1500

Enghien; 1512

Lille and Ninove; 1460

Delft; c. 1440-1460

France; 1512

Maaseik, Convent of St. Agnes, Canonesses Regular; 1450

Southern Netherlands; c. 1530

Den Bosch, Convent Marienwater, Bridgettines/Bridgettinesses, Masters of Marienwater (illuminator); c. 1470

Italy; c. 1450-1500 (?) (f. 77v: 16th century?)

Maastricht(?), Johannes de Embrica (scribe); 1477-1479. Added section: Maastricht(?); c. 1475-1500

Paris; c. 1380-1390

France; c. 1425-1450

France; c. 1250-1275

Paris; c. 1400-1410. Added section: Paris; 1450. Added section (ff. 111-118): Paris(?); 1700-1800

Maastricht; c. 1400-1450

Utrecht; c. 1425-1450

South Holland; c. 1460-1480. Added section (ff. 102-108): Gouda, Brethren of the Common Life (Fraterheren or Collatiebroeders) (scribe); c. 1490-1500

South Holland; c. 1440-1450. Inserted miniature: Delft; c. 1460-1480

Guelders(?); c. 1400-1410. Added sections (ff. 102-107, 129-134): South-Holland; c. 1490-1500

France; c. 1290-1300

Netelhorst in Guelders(?), Wernerus Mynne (scribe); 1399

Hainaut, Master of Jacquemart Pilavaine a.o. (illuminators); c. 1450-1475

Northern France or Southern Netherlands; c. 1150-1200

The Hague, Tertiaries of the Convent of St. Mary in Galilee, The Hague; 1519

Eastern part of the Northern Netherlands or Lower Rhine; c. 1500

Egmond, Monastery, Benedictines, Johannes van Kannenburg/Cantharopolitanus (scribe); 1543

France; c. 1250-1275

Paris, Du Prat atelier (illuminator); c. 1250-1300. Added outer glosses: IJssel region; 1412

Verona; 1512

Miniatures: Nort-western France (Monastery St. Bertin ?); c. 1200. Added text: c. 1290-1300

France; c. 1500

Southern Netherlands (Malines?); c. 1500-1510

I: North Holland (Amsterdam?), Gheertruut Claesd. Vermolen (scribe of second part); c. 1450-1500. II: Eastern part of the Northern Netherlands; c. 1460-1480

Northern or Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1500. Added miniature: Southern Netherlands; c. 1475-1500

Haarlem or Beverwijk, Spierinck (illuminator); 1498

St. Trond; c. 1570-1580

North Holland; c. 1475-1500

Southern Netherlands, Masters of the Gold Scrolls (illuminator); c. 1450

Liège, Robertus Quercentius Cameracensis (scribe); 1556

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500

Diocese Liège (Limburg?); c. 1450-1500

Maaseik, Convent of St. Agnes, Canonesses Regular; c. 1475-1500. Added decoration: Limburg(?); c. 1500

Albergen, Monastery St. Anthoniusberg, Canons Regular, Zweder Buerbanck (scribe?); c. 1475-1500

Maastricht, probably Convent Maagdendriesch, Tertiaries; c. 1500-1525. Added leaf (f. 115): Maaseik; c. 1480-1500. Added drawings: Maastricht(?); 16th century

Western Germany; c. 1500

Southern Netherlands (Brabant?); c. 1400-1450

South Holland; c. 1480-1500. Added section (ff. 42-181): c. 1500-1550

Holland, Masters of the Dark Eyes (`Marciana': Master of Cornelis Croesinck; illuminator); c. 1490-1500. Added miniature (f. 2v): Holland or Flanders, Masters of the Dark Eyes (`Margareth of Austria' group (illuminator); c. 1500-1510. Added miniature (cutting on f. 1v): Flanders; c. 1480

Southern Netherlands; c. 1400. Added miniature: 18th century

North-Holland; c. 1480-1500

South Holland, Masters of the Suffrages (illuminator); c. 1500-1525

Southern Netherlands; c. 1300-1350

Normandy (Fécamp?); c. 1180

Ghent(?), follower of the Masters of the Gold Scrolls (illuminator); c. 1430

Southern Netherlands; c. 1300

Northern France; c. 1250-1275

Naples, Master of Isabella di Chiaromonte, Matteo Felice (iluminators); c. 1465-1470. Added miniature (f. 14v): Spain; c. 1500-1510

North Holland; 1450

Flanders (Bruges?); c. 1300-1350

Northwest France (Arras?); c. 1175

Southern Netherlands; c. 1250-1300. Added section: (ff. 171-223): England; c. 1440-1460

South Holland; c. 1440-1460. Added miniatures: Utrecht, Master of Catherine of Cleves (illuminator); c. 1440-1450

Liège; c. 1250-1300

Den Bosch, Monastery Marienwater, Bridgettines/Bridgettinesses; 1468

Southern Netherlands; c. 1450-1475

Diest, Alexians (Cellebroeders), Willem Sceps (scribe); 1504

Utrecht, Dirck Borre van Amerongen (?scribe); 1469. Added miniature: c. 1500

France, Guillebert de Mets (scribe); c. 1400-1419

Maastricht; c. 1500-1525. Added: pasted in miniature: Utrecht, Bible Masters of the Second Generation (illuminator); c. 1430-1450

Southern Netherlands; c. 1485

Southern Netherlands; 1561. Added section (ff. ) and miniatures: Southern Netherlands; 1601

Southern Netherlands; 1473. Added sections: Southern Netherlands; 1478 or shortly after and 1491 or shortly after

Northern Italy; c. 1440-1460

Limburg (Maastricht?); c. 1300

Gross-Frankenthal (near Worms), Monastery of St. Mary Magdalene, Canons Regular, frater Nicolaus Numan of Frankfurt (scribe); 1488

Paris; 1453

Maastricht(?); c. 1450-1500 (ff. 130-166: c. 1515)

Northern Netherlands; c. 1390-1400

Loire region; c. 1475

France; 1462

France; c. 1400-1410

North-eastern part of the Northern Netherlands(?); c. 1500-1550

Southern Netherlands; c. 1310-1330. Added section: Southern Netherlands, Follower of Jean Hennecart (illuminator); 1450-1475

North-western France; c. 1500-1550

The Hague, Claes Heynenzoon (Herold Bavaria) (scribe); ca. 1402/1404 - after 1405

Bruges, Master of Edward IV, Master of the Trivial Heads, a.o. (illuminators); c. 1475-1500

Paris, Master of the Cité des Dames (illuminator); c. 1400- 1410

Bruges, follower of Willem Vrelant (illuminator); c. 1450-1475

Hagenau (Alsace), Workshop of Diebold Lauber (illuminator); c. 1450-1470

Southern Netherlands, Dreux Jean, Master of Margaret of York, Jean Hennecart (illuminators); c. 1450-1460

Italy; c. 1420-1440

Paris, Raoul d'Orléans (scribe), Master of the Crowning of Charles VI of the Grandes Chroniques de France (illuminator); 1376

Germany; c. 1475-1500

France, Johannes Goderelli (scribe); 1464-1471

Paris, Maître François (illuminator); c. 1475-1480

Paris, Virgil Master (illuminator); c. 1410-1412

France; 1283. Added historiated and decorated initials with border decoration: c. 1350-1400

France; c. 1450

Paris; c. 1297-1320

France (Paris?); c. 1250-1300

France; c. 1250-1300

France(?); c. 1275-1300

France; c. 1275-1300

France; c. 1450

Flanders, Masters of the Gold Scrolls (illuminator); c. 1450

North Holland; c. 1480

Delft; c. 1440-1460. Added miniatures: Delft; c. 1460-1480

Utrecht, Master of the Feathery Clouds (illuminator); c. 1465-1470

South Holland, transition from the Masters of Hugo Jansz. van Woerden to the Masters of the Suffrages (illuminators); c. 1480-1500

Leyden; c. 1475-1490. Added penwork: South-Holland; c. 1490-1500

Text: IJssel region (Zwolle, `Sarijs' group). Penwork: Arnhem; c. 1460-1480

Brabant (?); c. 1500

Utrecht, Master of Catherine of Cleves, Lieven van Lathem (illuminators); c. 1460

France (Paris?), Jehan de Luc (scribe); 1524

France (Central part); c. 1490

Southern Netherlands, Hanskin de Bomalia (scribe), Follower of Simon Bening and others (illuminators); c. 1500-1525

Bruges; c. 1490. Miniatures: Master of the Dresden Prayer Book; historiated initials: follower of Willem Vrelant (illuminators). Added miniature: c. 1500

Southern Netherlands, Master of the Prayer Books of c. 1500 (illuminator); c. 1460-1480

Bruges; c. 1479

Southern Netherlands, follower of the Masters of the Gold Scrolls (illuminator); c. 1440

Southern Netherlands or Northern France; c. 1450-1475

Southern Netherlands; c. 1500-1525

Utrecht; c. 1460-1470

France; 1444

France; c. 750-800

Italy; c. 1425-1475

Tournai(?); c. 900

France (Paris?); c. 1350-1375

France, Guépin (scribe); c. 1450

Stralsund, Johannes Richenbergh apothecarius (scribe); 1339

Utrecht, Masters of Otto van Moerdrecht (Utrecht group), Master of Evert Zoudenbalch (illuminators); c. 1435

Utrecht, Michiel van der Borch (illuminator); 1332

Rouen (text), Carlat (illumination); before 1477

Northern France (Metz?); c. 1000-1100

Northern France(?); c. 900-1000

France; c. 1380

Northern France, Th. Ba. (scribe); 1469

Flanders(?); after 1473

Lombardy (Milan?), Master of the Modena Book of Hours (illuminator); c. 1390-1400

France(?); c. 1350-1400

Hulsbergen (near Hattem), St. Hiëronymusberg (Fraterhuis), Brethren of the Common Life; 1509

Southern Netherlands; c. 1350-1366. Illumination: Meuse region, Laurentius presbiter de Andwerpia (illuminator); 1366

Italy(?); c. 1450

Paris, Raoulet d'Orléans (scribe), Jean Bondol, First Master of the Bible of Jean de Sy, and others (illuminators); 1372

France; c. 1450-1455

Utrecht, Follower of the Court Style (illuminator); c. 1400

c. 1514-1520

Utrecht, Master of Catherine of Cleves (illuminator); 1438

Flanders (Antwerp?); c. 1525

Northern Netherlands(?); c. 1515-1525

Netherlands; c. 1480

France; c. 1500-1550

Southern Germany(?); c. 1190-1200

North Holland (Haarlem?); c. 1475-1480

France; c. 900-1000

Eastern part of Northern France or Southern Netherlands; c. 1000-1100

Germany(?); c. 1400-1500

Cologne, frater Nycolaus (scribe); c. 1450

France; c. 1525

Southern Netherlands; 1478-1485