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Bible (MS G.31).

Created

Paris, France, ca. 1250.

Accession number

MS G.31

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Bible fragment (MS G.64).

Created

Belgium, possibly Tournai, ca. 1270.

Accession number

MS G.64

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Etymologiae single leaves (MS G.28).

Created

Brittany, France, 10th century.

Display Date

10th century.

Accession number

MS G.28.1-2

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Two conjoint leaves from a Bible (MS G.29).

Created

Southern Bavaria, between 800 and 850.

Display Date

between 800 and 850.

Accession number

MS G.29

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Two single leaves (fragments) from St. Gregory's Moralia in Job (MS G.30).

Created

England, probably Northumbria, between 650 and 700.

Display Date

between 650 and 700.

Accession number

MS G.30

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Livre de prières.

Created

Paris, France, ca. 1723

Accession number

MS M.327

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Legende et déscription de la châsse de St. Ursule par Memling à l'hôpital Saint Jean à Bruges.

Created

Bruges, Belgium, 1850.

Display Date

1850.

Accession number

MS M.1115

Classification

Manuscript

Department

Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Des. Erasmi Rote. Opus de conscribendis epistolis : ex postrema autoris recognitione emendatius aeditum : cum annotationibus marginalibus, quae partim artificium, partim authorum locos explicant ...

Erasmus, Desiderius, -1536.

Antuerpiae : Excudebat Ioannes Crinitus, 1546.

PML 1777

Classification

Binding Collection

Department

Printed Books
Michelangelo, Vasari, and Their Contemporaries: Drawings from the Uffizi

January 25 though April 20, 2008

The show focuses on artists who worked on the frescoes, paintings, tapestries, and other decorative work that embellished the magnificent Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, best known as the home of the Medici dukes.

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JEAN POYER: ARTIST TO THE COURT OF RENAISSANCE FRANCE OPENS JANUARY 25

Press release date

Thursday, November 30, 2000

The first one-man show in the United States devoted to the work of a manuscript illuminator, Jean Poyer: Artist to the Court of Renaissance France opens at the Morgan Library on January 25, 2001, and remains on view through May 6. Taking a novel approach to the traditional manuscript exhibition, Jean Poyer examines not only the artist's work but also his artistic roots, his contemporaries, and his competitors.

Press

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