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Theology.- Roman Hours. Tours, Mame, (1890). 12 leaves, 516 pages. With 2 engraved titles with borders, engraved frontispiece, numerous full-page engraved illustrations, and each page with engraved floral and figurative text borders. Small octavo. Contemporary brown morocco binding with gilt spine, rich floral gilt decoration on the covers, spine, and inner edges, gilt edges, and brown silk endpapers (spine slightly faded). Richly illustrated and lavishly printed Book of Hours from the Mame printing house in Tours.] The delicate and decorative illustrations, as well as the wide borders designed differently on each page, are by the French etcher Armand Queyroy (1830-93) and were engraved by Adolphe Gusman (1821-1905), who is particularly known for his engravings after Gustave Doré.
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