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Torriani book of hours. Ms. 83. Modena: Panini, 2009. A sumptuous reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by the Torriani family and made in Milan between 1490 and 1495 by the workshop of Giovanni Ambrogio de Predisis and with the help of Matteo da Milano. In addition to the rich decorative apparatus consisting of 30 full-page miniatures and numerous artistic borders, the codex keeps intact the original rich binding made of gilded metal and ivories by Milanese workers. (82 x 65mm). Copy no. 80 of 980. Detailed color reproduction of the original codex. Gilt metallic and enamel binding within wooden box. With the commentary volume. EN - The Torriani Book of Hours. Ms. 83. Modena: Panini, 2009. Sumptuous reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by the Torriani family and made in Milan between 1490 and 1495 by the workshop of Giovanni Ambrogio de Predisis and with the help of Matteo da Milano. In addition to the rich decorative apparatus consisting of 30 full-page miniatures and numerous artistic borders, the codex retains intact the rich original binding made of gilded metal and ivories by Milanese craftsmen. (82 x 65mm). Copy 80 of 980. Full reproduction of the colouri codex. Gilt metal and enamel binding. Within wooden display case. With one volume of commentary.
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Torriani book of hours. Ms. 83. Modena: Panini, 2009. A sumptuous reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by the Torriani family and made in Milan between 1490 and 1495 by the workshop of Giovanni Ambrogio de Predisis and with the help of Matteo da Milano. In addition to the rich decorative apparatus consisting of 30 full-page miniatures and numerous artistic borders, the codex keeps intact the original rich binding made of gilded metal and ivories by Milanese workers. (82 x 65mm). Copy no. 80 of 980. Detailed color reproduction of the original codex. Gilt metallic and enamel binding within wooden box. With the commentary volume. EN - The Torriani Book of Hours. Ms. 83. Modena: Panini, 2009. Sumptuous reproduction of the Book of Hours commissioned by the Torriani family and made in Milan between 1490 and 1495 by the workshop of Giovanni Ambrogio de Predisis and with the help of Matteo da Milano. In addition to the rich decorative apparatus consisting of 30 full-page miniatures and numerous artistic borders, the codex retains intact the rich original binding made of gilded metal and ivories by Milanese craftsmen. (82 x 65mm). Copy 80 of 980. Full reproduction of the colouri codex. Gilt metal and enamel binding. Within wooden display case. With one volume of commentary.
