Breviario Grimani : ms. Lat. I 99=2138 della Biblioteca nazionale marciana di Venezia
Facsimile reprint of the original Latin manuscript, 15th-16th century.
Hand-bound in red velvet with gilded fore-edges and decorations, binding straps, absolutely as in the original, issued in a case.
750 numbered copies printed - Watson Library has copy no. 194.
"Realizzazione editoriale a cura di Carlo Bertoncello Brotto e Enrico Malato"--Colophon.
Text in Latin, colophon in Italian.
Hand-bound in red velvet with gilded fore-edges and decorations, binding straps, absolutely as in the original, issued in a case.
750 numbered copies printed - Watson Library has copy no. 194.
"Realizzazione editoriale a cura di Carlo Bertoncello Brotto e Enrico Malato"--Colophon.
Text in Latin, colophon in Italian.
Artwork Details
- Title: Breviario Grimani : ms. Lat. I 99=2138 della Biblioteca nazionale marciana di Venezia
- Editor: Carlo Bertoncello Brotto
- Editor: Enrico Malato (Italian, born 1935)
- Author: Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana
- Publisher: Salerno Editrice
- Date: 2009
- Geography: Rome, Italy
- Dimensions: 831 leaves of plates : col. ill. ; Height: 11 13/16 in. (30 cm)
- Credit Line: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library.
- Object Number: ND3365.G7 B74 2009a Q
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