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The tarot cards at the Morgan were probably created by Bonifacio Bembo for the Visconti-Sforza family, and constitute one of the most complete decks to survive from the fifteenth century.

Browse The Rose Haggadah, illuminated by contemporary artist Barbara Wolff, using the techniques of medieval manuscript illumination.

View images with descriptions from the Morgan's Picture Bible illustrated in thirteenth-century France.

The Prayer Book of Claude de France is a tiny, jewel-like manuscript that was made for Claude (1499–1524) around 1517, the year she was crowned queen of France.

Browse the Codex Huygens, a Renaissance manuscript for a treatise on painting closely related to Leonardo da Vinci.

This digital facsimile displays every page of a striking Book of Hours painted on vellum that is stained black.

This presentation features every page of the Old Testament copy along with commentary on its history and significance.

Humphry Repton prepared this Red Book for Samuel Phipps of Lincoln's Inn, a prosperous attorney, who had purchased the Ferney Hall estate around 1787.

Hatchlands is an estate in Surrey with a handsome brick manor notable for the interior decoration designed by Robert Adam.

This digital facsimile provides reproductions of all pages from the Hours of Catherine of Cleves.