Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry. No. 65 at the Musée Condé in Chantilly near Paris. Facsimile and commentary. Two volumes. Red OMaroquin with gold plating, gold-embossed coat of arms on the lids and gold-embroidered border, standing and inner edges gilding as well as three-sided gold cut or Ohalf leather, together in OPlexiglass cassette. ==References====External links== The manuscript "is one of the most famous and precious books in the world and its miniatures are among the most beautiful in the Middle Ages" (publisher's brochure). It was commissioned by Jean de Berry. The artists involved were the brothers Limburg and Jean Colombe. – Almost laid-back.