stutzmann_horae 2026-09-12T20:32:18+02:00 1 7102 Manuscript https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=7102&db=stutzmann_horae 2019-12-11 16:14:14 2026-03-17 10:31:25 Database Managers Baroness Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts (1814-1906), London; her husband, Right Hon. William Burdett-Coutts, M.P. (1851-1921); his sale, Sotheby's, London, May 15-17, 1922, lot 274; Maggs Bros. (booksellers), London; John Frederick Lewis, Philadelphia. https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/lewis_e_099/manifest.json 352519 355136 356780 742337 742064 742218 742227 This Flemish Book of Hours of the Use of Rome, likely created in Bruges in the 1430s, contains fourteen full-page miniatures that can be attributed to the Gold Scrolls group of illuminators. Each of the miniatures is on the verso side of an inserted folio, facing the first page of the relevant text. The book begins with a six-folio, unillustrated calendar. The first section, introduced by a miniature of the Man of Sorrows with Instruments of the Passion (fol. 7v), consists of the Hours of the Cross. The Hours of the Holy Spirit, which follows, begins with a miniature of the Pentecost (fol. 12v). The next section consists of the Mass of the Virgin followed directly by the Gospel Lessons. This section is introduced by an image of the Virgin and Child surrounded by a circular brick bench (fol. 16v). The Hours of the Virgin opens with a miniature of the Annunciation for Matins (fol. 24v), but the miniatures for subsequent hours narrate the Passion of Christ: the Betrayal of Christ (fol. 38v); Christ before Pilate (fol. 47v); the Flagellation (fol. 51v); the Carrying of the Cross (fol. 55v); the Crucifixion with the Virgin Mary and Saint John (fol. 59v); the Deposition (fol. 63v); and the Entombment (fol. 69v). The Hours of the Virgin for Advent follow, introduced by a miniature of the Coronation of the Virgin (fol. 74v). The Seven Penitential Psalms open with a miniature of the Last Judgment (fol. 81v), while the Office of the Dead begins with a depiction of a funeral scene (fol. 95v). The pall in the latter miniature is decorated with two escutcheons which may represent fictive coats-of-arms, rather than those belonging to the original user. The Office of the Dead is followed by the unillustrated Obsecro te, O intemerata, and Stabat mater prayers. The final three quires are blank but ruled, comprising 24 leaves in total. Lewis E 99 Latin (LA, LAT) Book of Hours, use of Rome 204 141 112 1 20 i+154+i ff. 76 14 full-page miniatures with foliate (rinceaux type) borders 14 6-line illuminated initials; and 1-2 line illuminated initials and full foliate borders throughout. {"start":{"earliest":"1420"},"end":{"latest":"1450"},"estMinDate":1420,"estMaxDate":1450.1231} 1420 1420 1450 1450 740727 740957 741061 745538 794251 794473 S. XVex, Venetian, brown morocco, blind-tooled, gilt gauffered edges, traces of original hinges. 1420 1420 1450 1450 c.1430-1440 parchment There are two unidentified coats of arms on an altarcloth on fol. 95v. Textualis Rome http://telma.irht.cnrs.fr/outils/luxury-bound/manuscrit2940/ e2dd2910-6c04-49c7-97fd-f78a17c12f49 single page 20 740201 RGB Philadelphia_Free_Library_of_Philadelphia_Lewis_E_99.tar.gz Yes 786808 786809 786810 786811 786813 786814 786815 786816 786817 786818 786819 786820 786821 786822 733549 733604 733549 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=733549&db=stutzmann_horae 2021-06-22 11:14:59 2022-09-29 09:46:17 public 7102 forTheUseOf 10215 733604 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=733604&db=stutzmann_horae 2021-06-22 11:18:01 2022-09-29 09:46:17 public 7102 createdIn 37509 3