Wolf, Nobert. The gallery of the most beautiful books - experience book painting. Edited by Ingo F. Walther. 12 (of 16) volumes. 32 x 23 cm. Blue OLone with gold stamped back and V cover title, twice four volumes together in the OLein thruster. Lucerne, Facsimile Verlag, 2004-2007. Extensive and well-founded treatises on the history of book painting, explained by examples, which Lucerne publishing house had faksimiliert. Each volume with a facsimile leaf or several sections, in a passepartout board integrated at the beginning of the book. Available are: I/1. The Duke of Berry and the rich art of Gothicism. - I/2. Germany's Great Heritage - The Ottonian picture manuscripts. - I/3. Early Christianity and the great insular book art. - I/4. Master of German book painting between late Gothic and Reformation. II/1. Gems and books like cathedrals. - II/2. Outstanding court art in France at the time of the Duke of Berry. - II/3. Charlemagne and a new Roman Empire. - II/4. In competition with the printed book: The Masters of Ghent and Bruges. III/1. A tribute to God and art: the most complex book of hours in history. - III/2. The Bedford Master - the apotheosis of French book painting. - III/3. The library heritage of the Dukes of Burgundy - a part of the fairytale Burgundy treasure. - III/4. The French royal family and their love of books. – The 4th and last part is missing.