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The Golden Munich Psalter
Miniatures and decorative initials in lustrous gold and fine silver
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Facsimile-edition: The Golden Munich Psalter
The Golden Munich Psalter
(München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, Clm 815)
Miniatures and decorative initials in lustrous gold and fine silver.
Product is ready for delivery up to 01.03.2011
€ 4,880.00 
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1200/1210, Oxford (?), Format: 28 x 19,5 cm, 332 pages (166 folios).
Prepayment price, valid until 31st August 2010: Euro 4.880,--
Subscription price, valid until publishing: Euro 5.480,--
Minimum final sales price: Euro 5.980,--
Produkt-Nr.: SK_1218; Verlag/Hersteller: Quaternio Verlag Luzern
The faithful fine art facsimile edition of the Golden Munich Psalter

The Golden Munich Psalter is kept under the shelf mark Clm 835 in the vault of the world-famous Bavarian State Library. Only 680 hand-numbered volumes of a unique, strictly limited, complete facsimile edition of this illustrated manuscript have been printed, in the original size of approximately 28 × 19.5 cm. All 166 folios, with 91 pages of miniatures and over 180 decorative initials, ornamented in lustrous gold and fine silver, have been reproduced in all of their brilliance.

Just like the original codex, the facsimile edition is bound in light-coloured suede with two brass clasps.

A volume of expert commentary provides a key to the work

A bilingual commentary in English and German explains not only the biblical scenes, but also the sometimes unusual iconography of the psalter. Nigel J. Morgan, Honorary Professor of the History of Art and Fellow of Corpus Christi College Cambridge, provides a lively introduction to the world of exquisite, thirteenth-century illuminated manuscripts, as well as an extensive description of all of the miniatures, giving special consideration to their iconography.

Carolin Schreiber, curator of manuscripts at the Bavarian State Library, describes the structure of the manuscript’s codicology.

Both volumes - the facsimile and the commentary - are delivered in an acrylic glass case, so that the facsimile is not only protected from dust, but also decoratively presented.

The facsimile edition is available either upon prepayment, at a subscription price, or at the final sales price. The Golden Munich Psalter is available in spring 2011.

Prepayment price, valid until 31st August 2010: Euro 4.880,--
Subscription price, valid until publishing: Euro 5.480,--
Minimum final sales price: Euro 5.980,--
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