Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M

Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M
Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, M

Check out these puzzle initials from a late 14th century breviary possibly illuminated in Germany, Ms. Codex 714. Initials “E” (fol. 53r), “S” (fol. 26r), “D” (fol. 10r), and “C” (fol. 74r).Puzzle initials are those illuminated in red and blue ink where blank parchment space is left between the two blocks of so they appear to fit together like puzzle pieces. These types of initials can be found from the latter 12th century on.For manuscript description and digitized images please see OPenn; http://openn.library.upenn.edu/Data/PennManuscripts/html/mscodex714.html -- source link
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