Dr. Jörn Günther Rare Booksさんのイラストまとめ

Look at these portraits of Jesus (as Salvator mundi) from the Flemish region. They are very similar, but we can recognize the style of each artists. Which one is your favourite?🧑‍🎨

Valentine's Day is also happening in our manuscripts! Look at these two lovers hanging out in the bushes…💕
#ValentinesDay

What is going on here?

Stephan Fridolin, Der Schatzbehalter der wahren Reichtümer des Heils. Nuremberg: Anton Koberger, 8 November 1491.
First and only edition.

On this internartional mountain day can you guess which mountains we see in the background? ⛰️

To celebrate the arrival of summer🔅, we have added some new objects to our website! Have a look of this new miniatures!
Christ Washing his Apostles’ Feet
THE MASTER OF THE BRUSSELS INITIALS, POSSIBLY GIOVANNI DI FRA’ SILVESTRO (?), ITALY, BOLOGNA, C. 1410-1420
#miniature

Do you like reading? In our books we also find a lot of bibliophiles📚

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Today is full moon🌝
Make a wish!

Hartmann Schedel. Das Buch der Chroniken. Augsburg: Johann Schönsperger, 1500. With: Petermann Etterlin. Kronica von der loblichen Eydtgnoschaft,... Basel: Michael Furter, 24 December 1507
#book #moon #astrology

We have now entered the period of Gemini♊

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The Master of the Grüninger Terence marks a stylistic shift in German book illustration, particularly in representing tone and dimensionality🎭.
Terentius, Comedies. Strasbourg: Johann Grüninger, 1 November 1496. #medievalbooks

The March calendar could not be complete without a little #Aries in the top right corner, to signify the coming Zodiac season. 🐏

The Arenberg Hours,
Manuscript in Latin on vellum, illuminated by the Master of Jannecke Bollengier.
Flanders, Bruges, c. 1500