German Manuscript

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Illuminations from “The Gospels of Henry the Lion”, made ​​for the Duke of Saxony and Ba

Illuminations from a 12th century German manuscript “Hortus Deliciarum”, c. 1180

Ms. Codex 1077 -  [Alexander] …[etc.]This manuscript features three works: a German poem in r

Image from the Codex Bodmer,produced in the Premonstratensian monastery of Weissenau, Germany,1117-1

The baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist.  Miniature from the Hortus Deliciarum (Garden of Delights)

Illustrations from a Swabian illustrated manuscript Swabia “Anthony of Pforr’s Book of E

Illustrations from various 15th century German manuscripts made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin,

Illustrations from a 15th century German manuscript made in the workshop of Ludwig Henfflin, Stuttga

Illuminations from a 15th century Bible made in the workshop Ludwig Henfflin, 1477

Fugger Ehrenbuch by Jorg Breau the Younger, 1545-49 

Illustrations from “The Braunschweig Sketchbook”, c. 1380-1420

Ursula Fugger (1530-1570) Fuggerorum et Fuggerarum by by Dominicus Custos and two unnamed ladies fro

Illustrations from the Sächsischen Weltchronik, 1229-77

Illustrations from the Spiezer Chronik by Diebold Schilling the Elder, 1480s Switzerland

Illuminations from the Gospels of Holy Roman Emperor Otto III by the Meister der Reichenauer Schule,

Hermann of Thuringia and his wife Sophia of Wittelsbach from the Elisabethpsalter, 13th century

fox crested knight riding a cat(allegory of gluttony)Etymachia, Germany 1420London, Wellcome Library

Hitda Codex, commissioned by Hitda, abbess of Meschede about 1020

Bishop CatFables, Germany 15th centuryLA, The J. Paul Getty Museum, Ms. Ludwig XV 1, fol. 48r

St. Peter Healing a Crippled Beggar (p. 228v from the Ottheinrich-Bibel), Matthias Gerung, ca. 1530-

Sacramentary of Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1002-1014

Ms. Codex 766 -In physicam seu philosophiam na[tura]lem commentarius una cum quaestionibusHow’s your

Illustrations from the Fuggerorum et Fuggerarum by Dominicus Custos, commissioned in 1588 finished i

Codex Aureus Epternacensis, circa 1035-1040; Germany

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