Les très riches heures du duc de Berry
Facsimile of MS. 65 in the Bibliothèque of the Musée Condé, Chantilly, by the brothers Jean, Herman, and Pol de Limbourg, under the direction of Pol; the work was completed by Jean Colombe.
"This facsimile edition is published in a unique, limited edition of 980 copies worldwide, numbered with Arabic numerals, of which 350 copies are reserved for the English-language market. 80 copies numbered with Roman numerals will be reserved for authors and collaborators and for the publisher's archives."
"This facsimile edition is published in a unique, limited edition of 980 copies worldwide, numbered with Arabic numerals, of which 350 copies are reserved for the English-language market. 80 copies numbered with Roman numerals will be reserved for authors and collaborators and for the publisher's archives."
Artwork Details
- Title: Les très riches heures du duc de Berry
- Publisher: Editions fac-similés
- Date: 1984
- Geography: Lucerne, Switzerland
- Dimensions: 206 leaves : color illustrations ; Height: 12 3/16 in. (31 cm)
- Credit Line: Bequest of Mrs. Charles Wrightsman, 2019
- Object Number: ND3363.B5 C4 1984a
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