stutzmann_horae 2026-09-12T09:27:43+02:00 1 733907 Manuscript https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=733907&db=stutzmann_horae 2021-06-22 12:29:05 2025-10-16 13:19:56 Database Managers Part of Sotheby’s, 2 December 2003, lot 12; bought by the Lilly Library in 2007 from Phillip J. Pirages, cat. 54, no. 9 Medieval and Renaissance 47 Latin (LA, LAT) Ghistelles Hours. Book of Hours 120 84 62 One leaf 47 Headings in red, line-fillers in red and blue; versal initials in alternating blue with red penwork and gold with pale blue penwork, with full-length marginal cascading ornament in red and blue on verso. {"start":{"earliest":"1301"},"end":{"latest":"1320"},"estMinDate":1301,"estMaxDate":1320.1231} 1301 1301 1320 1320 741426 794072 794378 Not bound 1300 1300 1320 1320 100140159 parchment The Calendar of the Ghistelles Hours (lacking January) is now Baltimore, Walters Art Museum, W 851 (D. Vanwijnsberghe in Medieval Mastery 2002, pp. 220-21, no. 46). Prominent feasts listed there include Saints Amand and Vaast, and Saints Bertin, Omer and Bavo. A note on fol. 14r of the Walters portion records dates of fairs in Bruges, Sint-Truiden, Lille and Mesine. The table on fol. 13v lists the dates on which Easter would occur in the years from 1300 to 1316. All this is consistent with an origin perhaps in Bruges, doubtless in or very close to 1300. Other leaves from the manuscript include the arms of ancient Flanders (or a lion sable) and of the family of Ghistelles (gules a chevron ermine). It may have been made for John III Ghistelles (d. 1315), lord of Ghistelles and Ingelmuster, or a member of his family or household. Bruges, possibly Textualis http://ds.lib.berkeley.edu/MedievalandRenaissance47_40 11 740120 https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/images_MedievalandRenaissance47_40/manifest.json 738560 738560 Record relationship https://heurist.huma-num.fr/heurist/?recID=738560&db=stutzmann_horae 2022-05-19 09:36:37 2025-10-16 13:19:56 public 733907 37509 createdIn 2