Illuminated manuscript begun in the late 14th century and finished in the mid-15th, the work of French and Netherlandish illuminators and one of the major monuments of northern European art. The identification of the various sections (Paris, Bib. N., MS. nouv. acq. lat. 3093; Paris, Louvre, R.F. 2022–5; section in Turin, Bib. N. U., MS. K. IV. 29, destr. 1904; Turin, Mus. Civ. A. Ant., Inv. no. 47) was established by Durrieu (1902), but the history of the manuscript has been interpreted in various ways. The reconstruction presented here accounts for most, if not all, of the complex evidence.

• Books of Hours... (cont.)
  • individual manuscripts... (cont.)
    • Très Riches Heures (Chantilly, Mus. Condé, MS. 65)... (cont.)
      • Colombe, Jean
        • Colombe: (2) Jean Colombe, §2: Savoy, 1486–9, and final years
        • Limbourg, de, §2: Working methods and techniques
      • drawings
        • Drawing, §IV, 3: Renaissance
      • genre
        • Belgium, §IX, 1(i): Gold and silver, before 1600
        • Genre, §2: Medieval and Renaissance, to 1500
        • Table services and ornament
        • Tapestry, §II, 1(ii): Before 1500: France and the Low Countries
      • hunting scenes
        • Sporting scenes, §2: Middle Ages and Renaissance
      • landscape paintings
        • Castle, §II: Post-medieval
        • Topography, §2(i): Descriptive art, before c 1650
      • miniatures (manuscript illumination)
        • Erotic art, §I, 2(i): Western world: The Middle Ages
      • Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey
        • Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, §2(ii): Romanesque buildings
      • Palais de la Cité
        • Hall (i), §II, 2(ii): After c 1000: France
    • Turin-Milan Hours (Turin, Mus. Civ. A. Ant., MS. 47)
      • Belgium, §III, 2(ii): Manuscript illumination, 1400–c 1550
      • Dress, §V, 2(i): Northern Europe, 1300–1415
      • Eyck, van: (1) Hubert van Eyck, §2: Works
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §1(i): Training and early works in The Hague, to 1425
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §1(ii): Early works in Flanders, 1425–30
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §2: Working methods and technique
      • Miniature, §I: Manuscript
      • Ouwater, Albert van
    • Vienna Hours of Charles the Bold see Hours of Mary of Burgundy
    • Vienna Rothschild Hours (Vienna, Österreich. Nbib., Cod. s. n. 2844)
      • Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists, §I: Master of the Older Prayerbook of Maximilian
    • Visconti Hours (Florence, Bib. N. Cent., MSS Banco Rari 397 and Landau Finlay 22)
      • Belbello da Pavia
      • Gothic, §IV, 5(vii): Painting: Italy, Spain and papal Avignon, c 1320–c 1400
      • Grassi, de: (1) Giovannino de Grassi
      • Visconti (i): (4) Gian Gaaleazzo Visconti, Lord and then 1st Duke of Milan
      • Visconti (i): (5) Filippo Maria Visconti, 3rd Duke of Milan