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Lot 102
11.07.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 25 000
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 102 | Brevier.
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Lateinische Handschrift. 15. Jhdt. 202 Bl., 16 x 13 cm. (Textura quadrata) auf Pergament, in Braun, Blau und Rot. Jahreskalendarium und religiöser Text beginnend mit dem "Vater Unser" und dem "Ave Maria". Text im Kalendarium mit deutschsprachigen Nachträgen. Kalendarium und Text wohl von verschiedenen Händen geschrieben. (Text wohl von einer Nonne verfasst. Siehe letzte Zeile: "Pit Got fur die Schreiberin."), eventuell später zusammengeführt. Ausstattung: einfache Lombarden, Quadratnotation, Fleuronée-Initialen im Psalterium (solide Qualität). Auf den letzten zwei Seiten Nachträge von dritter Hand. Ursprünglich vorhandene Blattweiser entfernt. Buchblock selbst zumindest im oberen Bereich beschnitten und im 17. Jh. neu in Leder gebunden, Schließen fehlen. Provenienz: Dr. Alfred Moschkau (1848 - 1912 Oybin), Philatelist, Museumsleiter, Verleger.
Aus dem ehemaligen Besitz des Dominikanerinnenkloster in der Erzdiözese Bamberg? - Breviary. Possible seems a localization to a Dominican monastery in the archdiocese of Bamberg. 15th century. 16 x 13 cm. Latin manuscript (textura quadrata) on vellum, in brown, blue and red. Annual calendar and religious text beginning with the "Our Father" and the "Hail Mary". Text in the calendar with German language addenda. Calendar and text probably written by different hands. (Text probably written by a nun. See last line: "Pit Got fur die Schreiberin... "), possibly merged later. Equipment: simple lombards, square notation, fleuronée initials in the psaltery (solid quality). On the last two pages additions by a third hand. Originally existing page proofs, removed by trimming. Book block itself trimmed at least in the upper part and rebound in leather in the 17th century, clasps missing. Provenance: Dr. Alfred Moschkau (1848 - 1912 Oybin), philatelist, museum director, publisher.
Auction house category:Manuscripts
Address of auction Auktionshaus Kiefer
Steubenstraße 36
75172 Pforzheim
Germany
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Phone +49 (0)7231 92320
Fax +49-7231-923216
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2. Mit R gekennzeichnte Nrn.: 23% zzgl. 19% Mwst;
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