The Hours of Richard III

Anne F. Sutton · Livia Visser-Fuchs

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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General introduction: books of hours. The manuscript, its scheme of decoration and status. The illumination - style, workmanship and date: English illumination in the early 15th century the historiation of the hours of Richard III - annunciation, Christ in judgement and funeral the portrait heads border, initials and colour. Ownership. Analysis of contents. The Prayer of Richard III: text and translation. Richard III's piety.

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1999The books of the common law 1999Practical books for the gentleman 1999Bookbinding 1400–1557 1999Medicine and science 1999The Royal Library from Edward IV to Henry VII 1999Press, politics and religion 1999University libraries and book-sellers 1999Monastic libraries: 1400–1557

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