The Turin-Mailänder Hourbook. Inv. N° 47 of the Museo Civico d ́Arte Antica in Turin. Facsimile, commentary and 3 documentation folders. 2 volumes and 3 folders. 28 x 20,5 cm or 40 x 28 cm. Blind-embossed dark green OSamtband over wooden covers with gold-eporated coat of arms on the front cover or dark green Osamtband with gold imprinted RSchild, together in OPlexiglasschrauber (lightly rubbed) or OLone with gold stamped lid title. ==References====External links== "Originally commissioned as a complete work with the 'Très Belles Heures de Notre-Dame' by the Duke of Berry, various artists worked on the illumination of the manuscript for more than 70 years from 1380, so that various painting styles of late medieval art are represented here. In the Turin-Mailänder Hourbook we find both the earliest and the latest works of genius Jan van Eyck. They show the artist's amazing ability to give the spaces of everyday life a higher meaning with the help of light. He was also the first to create realistic portraits. In addition, he led painting to a microscopically accurate representation of reality. Jan van Eyck's miniatures document this wealth of new techniques" (klappentext). – As good as new.