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A lot of two large 17th-century Spanish manuscript liturgical choir books. The first is a "Proprium Sanctorum Vespertinum", written in Latin. An inscription records that it was made in 1667. The second is a manuscript Gradual with chants for the Mass, including the Introit "Misereris omnium Domine" for Ash Wednesday. Spain, 17th century. Both bound in leather over wooden boards with metal fittings. Condition: extensive age-related wear and damage. Condition report available upon request. Provenance: Ex-collection of Professor Jan Karel Steppe (1918-2009): Belgian Art Historian and Collector, Ghent. H: 75 - W: 55 cm H: 67 - W: 47 cm
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