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OMI - Old Manuscripts & Incunabula • tel 212/ 758-1946 • fax 593-6186 • www.omi<strong>facsimiles</strong>.com • immels@earthlink.net Biblical <strong>texts</strong>, p.46<br />
13th-<br />
14th c.<br />
Salterio glosado (Salterio Anglo-Catalán).<br />
[Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, lat. 8846]<br />
[84-96400-07-7] Barcelona, 2004. 32.5 x 48 cm, 356 pp + commentary<br />
The Anglo-Catalonian Psalter is a magnificent codex that contains two masterpieces<br />
executed in two different places and at different times. The oldest part, Canterbury, ca.<br />
1200 (184 pp) follows the iconographic organization of the Utrecht Psalter. It begins with 8<br />
extraordinary miniatures; 52 miniatures follow at the start of each psalm. The unfinished<br />
ms went to Catalonia around 1340 and was painted by Ferrer Basa and artists of his atelier.<br />
The work was commissioned by “Pedro el Ceremonioso” and begins with page 185 where<br />
we find a great iconographic freedom showed both in the typological interpretations of the<br />
psalms as well as in the New Testament. Limited edition of 987 copies. Bound in brown<br />
leather with leather case.<br />
11th c. El beato de Saint-Severs. Reproducción facsímil del ms. lat. 8878 de la<br />
Bibliothèque Nationale de Paris, códice de los comentarios al apocalipsis de<br />
beato de Liébana ilustrado a mediados del siglo XI por Stephanus Garsia para<br />
Gregorio Montaner, abad de Saint-Sever, en la Gascuña.<br />
[Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, lat. 8878]<br />
[84-85197-29-1] Madrid, 1984. 28 x 37 cm, 592, 334 pp.<br />
9th c. Drogo-Sakramentar / Le sacramentaire de Drogon (Paris, Bibliothèque<br />
Nationale, ms. lat. 9428).<br />
[Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, lat. 9428]<br />
[3-201-00903-2] Codices Selecti, XLIX. Graz, 1974. 21.5 x 26.5 cm, 2 vols, 260, 32 pp.<br />
This splendid Carolingian illuminated MS was written in Metz and painted for the personal<br />
use of Charlemagne’s son Drogo, bishop of Metz. The book contains all the prayers spoken<br />
by the officiating priest during the course of the year. It is the product of a court<br />
scriptorium, and includes only those liturgical sections that the bishop spoke. The MS’s<br />
style is considered to show the patron’s influence and introduces a new a iconographic<br />
type. For example in the depiction of the Crucifixion for Palm Sunday, the usual<br />
triumphant Christ on the Cross (christus triumphans) is replaced by an image of Christ<br />
(christus patiens), a dead and tortured body spouting water and blood which are collected<br />
by a female figure recognizable as Ecclesia, the Church, in a chalice, that would become<br />
entangled with the Holy Grail legend in the future. The Serpent entwines the base of the<br />
cross and figures representing the Sun and Moon witness the event from above.<br />
Commentary by Wilhelm Köhler. Deluxe limited edition, bound in vellum with slipcase<br />
covered in linen.<br />
€ 1180