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Today's #YearOfHours, @freelibraryofphiladelphia Lewis E 212 is a book of hours, use of Rome, ca. 1475. The large miniatures are by an artist likely trained in Paris, while the smaller ones are by an artist in the style of Tours
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Opera, including Lucidarium artis transmutationis metallorum; extracts from the Sommeta and Violetta; and Epistola, Donald F. and Mildred Topp Othmer Library of Chemical History, 1557 (Othmer MS 8)
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This amazing marginalia exists in Lehigh’s Special Collections. Found in a 1462 handwritten copy of Virgil’s Aeneid at Lehigh University, it was written on paper in Italy. Many textual corrections, annotations and drawings appear in a slightly later hand. These notes are most likely the work of a student in a monastery. Someone really took a lot of time underlining the texts, and making small perfectly handwritten notes in the margins. They also did a magnificent amount of doodling while they studied.
Is there an equivalent in the digital age? Do people still take paper notes when they are studying?
This book is being digitized with many other Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts in Special Collections. Please check out @bibliophilly to see some of the books @luspecialcollections will be releasing high quality images of in the future. You can also follow their #bibliophilly hashtag on twitter. This is a multi-institution project, and most of the schools and manuscripts are in Philly. This work has been made possible through a grant by the Philadelphia Area Consortium of Special Collections Libraries (PACSCL)
Today's #YearOfHours is @philamuseum 1945‑65‑10, a book of hours, use of Chartres, written in France, ca. 1445-1475. The seven large miniatures have been substantially retouched, especially noticeable in the faces and areas of skin.
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Today's #YearOfHours is Philadelphia Museum of Art 1967‑30‑122, a book of hours, use of Paris, written in Paris, ca. 1470. It includes some beautiful miniatures, and has been linked to the workshop of Maître François (fl. 1462-1480).
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Today's #YearOfHours is Free Library of Philadelphia Lewis E 95, a book of hours, use of Paris written in France in the fourth quarter of the 15th century. It contains a series of large miniatures with delightful floriated borders.
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Today's #YearOfHours is @FreeLibrary Lewis E 257, a book of hours written in the Eastern Netherlands, ca. 1505. Owned by a Franciscan sister, it includes pages of both paper and parchment. The miniature is a hand-colored metal cut. #BiblioPhilly
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