Selected examples Book of hours

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1 selected examples

1.1 in europe
1.2 in united states
1.3 in australia





selected examples

see category:illuminated books of hours fuller list


in europe

book of hours, de brailes hours (formerly known dyson perrins hours ), 1240, british library, add. ms 49999
howard psalter , hours, 1310-1320, british library, ms arundel 83, pt 1
sforza hours: london, british library, add. ms. 34294
bedford hours: london, british library, add. ms. 18850
très riches heures du duc de berry, around 1411-1416: musée condé, chantilly (france), ms. 65
turin-milan hours: turin city museum of ancient art, ms. inv. 47
tres belles heures du duc de berry: brussels, royal library of belgium, 11060-11061
petites heures du duc de berry: paris, royal library, lat. 18014
les très belles heures de notre-dame du duc de berry: paris, bibliothèque nationale, nouv. acq. lat. 3093
hours of gian galeazzo visconti, biblioteca nazionale in florence.
rohan hours, 1430s, bnf
taymouth hours
hours of Étienne chevalier, 1450s - sheets in several libraries
black hours of galeazzo maria sforza, c. 1460, austrian national library in vienna
grandes heures of anne of brittany, bnf
hours of james iv of scotland, c. 1503, austrian national library
primer of claude of france, 1505, cambridge, fitzwilliam museum, ms. 294 - simplified young princess
book of hours (milan, biblioteca trivulziana, cod. 470)
hours of gian galeazzo visconti
llanbeblig book of hours, 1390-1400; national library of wales, nlw ms 17520a

in united states

belles heures of jean de france, duc de berry, miniatures of limburg brothers : new york, metropolitan museum of art, cloisters
black hours, ms m.493, new york, morgan library & museum
hours of catherine of cleves, 15th century (property of katharina van kleef ): new york, morgan library & museum
hours of jeanne d evreux, 1325-1328: new york, metropolitan museum of art, cloisters
hours of henry viii, miniatures jean poyer: new york, morgan library & museum
farnese hours, 1546, illuminated giulio clovio, morgan library in new york

in australia

rothschild prayerbook, c. 1500-1520; on display @ national library of australia in canberra, owned australian businessman kerry stokes.






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