Hardouyn Germain (2 results)
[Book of Hours: Hore beate marie virginis secundum]: Hore beate Marie virginis scdm usum ec // clesie romane totaliter ad longum cum mul // tis suffragiis et orationibus.
Catholic Church; Hardouyn, Germain (active 1500-1541), publisher; Hardouyn, Gilles (active 1491-1521) printer:
Published by Germain Hardouyn, ca. [1520/21 ? Note the presence of a calendar for 31 March 1521- 29 March 1540], Gilles Hardouyn, printer; [late 1520/ early1521] Edition., Paris, 1520
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Seller: Alexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books, Toronto, ON, CanadaAlexandre Antique Prints, Maps & Books
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Add to basketCondition: Near fine. Nineteenth century full morocco; covers with decorative, triple-gilt filleted panels, and gilt floral corners; spine with five (5) raised bands, gilt-lettered title on two and compartments richly gilt decorated with central floral ornament and surrounding gilt designs; wide inner dentelled gilt edge; pasted and free endpaper in matching gilt-black design; all edges gilt. , Book of prayer and devotions; Brunet comments on the merits and value of the illuminations - paintings and ornate letters - decorating the work. , Size : Octavo. (17.9 x 11.0mm)., Printed on vellum with fifteen (15) full-page and fifteen (15) in-text hand-illuminated metal cuts; eleven (11) of the large ones are furthermore gilt-illuminated creating borders, at times extending over two pages; all text pages are surrounded by historiated woodcut borders; many capitals are illuminated throughout; some borders and lines are likewise emphasized by hand- illuminations. All text leaves in twenty-three lines except for the insertions having an additional line.Text in Latin; some explanation in Middle French. Gothic script; In one column of twenty-three lines. , Faint, illegible marginalia on lower edge of title [A1]. , References : Bohatta, 961; Lacombe, 316; Brunet IV (1839), 589. , Ff: [110ff]; collation: 2 bl., A1-N8 plus 2 inserts, 2 bl.…
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Seller: Livraria Castro e Silva, Lisboa, PortugalLivraria Castro e Silva
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Add to basketHard Cover. Condition: Good. sancta ac compilate a Iohãne andree decretorum famosissimo doctore. Ad matutinas [.] [Colofon]: Ces presentes heures sont a lusaige de Romme tout au long sans riens requerir ont este nouvellement Imprimees a Paris pour Germain Hardouyn libraire demourant au dict lieu / entre les deux portes du Palays a la saigne saincte Margarite, & ce vendent au dict lieu. S/L. S/d [Paris, circa 1500]. In 8º [de 18,2x10,7 cm] com 8 fólios inumerados, apresentando 16 páginas impressas em 1 caderno [ai - aiiii]. Encadernação recente em pergaminho flexível. Obra da autoria de Johanem Andree e impresso por Germain Hardouyn, em Paris, cerca do ano 1500. Texto impresso em pergaminho e apresentanto 72 letras maiúsculas iluminadas (coloridas), medindo as maiores com cerca de 1 centimetro e as mais pequenas com cerca de 0,5 cm; Este pequeno Livro de Horas, ou Orações, e Laudes de São Jerónimo, ao uso de Roma; trata-se possivelmente de uma obra completa e com uma circulação comercial do género de uma folha de cordel. Referências bibliográficas: Hain (Vol. I. 122 e seguintes) menciona muitas obras deste autor - Johanne Andree (xxxx - XXXX) foi um doutor exímio em leis sobre o matrimónio e a consanguinidade, que também escreveu sobre a vida e feitos de São Jerónimo, no entanto Hain não cita esta obra. Trata-se naturalmente do mesmo autor que, tendo escrito a história de São Jerónimo, também o quiz homenagear com um pequeno livro de horas e de laudes. Referência sobre o impressor Germain Hardouyn (info. BNF): «Imprimeur-libraire; libraire juré de l'Université [de Paris] ; enlumineur. - Fils d'un Guillaume Hardouyn demeurant à Paris sur le pont Notre-Dame depuis 1476. Frère des libraires parisiens Gilles Hardouyn (1455-1529?) et Guillaume Hardouyn (14.-1538). D'abord libraire et associé à son frère Gilles, avec qui il publie exclusivement des livres d'heures. Devient imprimeur temporairement en 1522, puis définitivement à partir de 1526. Décédé en 1541 ; sa veuve lui succède à la même adresse». [EN] Printed Book of Hours (Use of Rome) In Latin and French, illuminated imprint on parchment France, Paris, c. 1526-1541. 8 fol. , 72 small capital letters hand-colored in the Parisian workshop of Germain Hardouyn. Germain Hardouyn and his brother Gilles registered as ?illuminators? as well as printers, which was uncommon in the book trade. As such, printed Books of Hours from their shop are painted resembling illuminated manuscripts. Language: Latim / Latin Location/localizacao: M-3-D-31. …