The Oxford picture Bible. Ms. W. 106 of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore and the Collection Wildenstein of the Musée Marmottan in Paris. Facsimile, commentary and documentation folder. 2 volumes and 1 folder. 14 x 10.5 cm. Red OSamtband over wooden covers with 2 closures and elves beinimitated front cover vignette or OLone with gold-embossed back and front cover title, together in oleeder cassette (tiny intrusions, these inside with dedication shield). ==References====External links== William de Brailles (c. 1230-1260) is one of the most renowned writers and book painters of Gothic art. His picture Bibles were among the most popular at all. The present facsimile impressively reproduces the 31 golden miniatures. – As good as new.