Scriptorium Collection

Whitsun, illuminated capital letter in the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna, manuscript on parchment made, probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Elna (Roussillon), c. 1275-1300

Saint John, shortly after 1053. Creator: Unknown
Saint John, shortly after 1053

Saint Luke, shortly after 1053. Creator: Unknown
Saint Luke, shortly after 1053

A Messenger Delivering a Letter, about 1460-1470. Creator: Unknown
A Messenger Delivering a Letter, about 1460-1470

Saint Matthew, shortly after 1053. Creator: Unknown
Saint Matthew, shortly after 1053

Saint Mark, shortly after 1053. Creator: Unknown
Saint Mark, shortly after 1053

Scribe Writing, probably Eadmer of Canterbury, about 1140-1150. Creator: Unknown
Scribe Writing, probably Eadmer of Canterbury, about 1140-1150

Scribe Writing, probably Eadmer of Canterbury, about 1140-1150. Creator: Unknown
Scribe Writing, probably Eadmer of Canterbury, about 1140-1150

Saint Mark; Book of Hours, about 1466-1470. Creator: Master of Jacques of Luxembourg
Saint Mark; Book of Hours, about 1466-1470

Saint Jerome in His Study; Book of Hours, about 1430-1440. Creator: Fastolf Master
Saint Jerome in His Study; Book of Hours, about 1430-1440. The lion, Jerome's attribute, tries to gain his attention by putting a clawed paw on the saint's knee

Saint Luke; Book of Hours, about 1450-1455. Creator: Master of the Lee Hours
Saint Luke; Book of Hours, about 1450-1455

Saint Luke; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. Creator: Workshop of the Bedford Master
Saint Luke; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450

Saint Matthew; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. Creator: Workshop of the Bedford Master
Saint Matthew; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. An angel holds Matthew's inkwell as he writes his gospel

Saint Mark; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. Creator: Workshop of the Bedford Master
Saint Mark; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. The saint uses a quill pen to write his gospel, and holds a knife to sharpen the quill, or to correct mistakes on the vellum document

Saint Matthew Seated; Book of Hours, about 1440-1450. An angel holds Matthew's inkwell as he writes his gospel

Saint Luke; Book of Hours, early 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Saint Luke; Book of Hours, early 16th century

Saint Mark; Book of Hours, early 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Saint Mark; Book of Hours, early 16th century

Saint Matthew; Book of Hours, early 16th century. Creator: Unknown
Saint Matthew; Book of Hours, early 16th century

The Four Evangelists; Book of Hours, about 1420. Creator: Spitz Master
The Four Evangelists; Book of Hours, about 1420

Scribe, from a Book of Hours, c1470. Creator: Unknown
Scribe, from a Book of Hours, c1470. Monk or scribe working at a desk

Four Evangelists in a Scriptorium, 1539. Creator: Master I.K
Four Evangelists in a Scriptorium, 1539

Saint Jerome in His Study, 1514. Creator: Albrecht Durer
Saint Jerome in His Study, 1514

Apocalypsis cu Figuris, 1511. 1511. Creator: Albrecht Durer
Apocalypsis cu Figuris, 1511

Crucifixion. Miniature in the Missale parvum, manuscript on parchment, c. 1075 - 1100

Nativity, illuminated capital letter in the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna manuscript on parchment made??, probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Elna (Roussillon), c. 1275-1300

The Three Marys at the Tomb, illuminated capital letter in the Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna, Manuscript on parchment made, probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Elna (Roussillon), c

The Ascension of Jesus, illuminated capital letter from Episcopal Sacramentary of Elna. Handwritten on parchment made, probably, in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Elna (Roussillon), c. 1275-1300

Letter I illuminated with figurations of the bust of Jesus Christ and an evangelist, corresponding to the part of the four Gospels in the Missale Parvum, manuscript on parchment, c

Table of concordance of the four gospels, biblical references are framed between columns crowned with horseshoes, capitals and bases decorated with human and animal heads

Missale Parvum. Manuscript on parchment, c. 1075 - 1100, work attributed to the Scriptorium of the Cathedral of Girona

Elna episcopal Sacramentary, manuscript on parchment made?? probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Elna (Roussillon), c. 1275 - 1300

Roman Pontifical of Vic, manuscript on parchment made probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Vic, c.1090

Drop cap C illuminated with two birds and lush floral decoration, manuscript on parchment made?? probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Tortosa, c.1170 - 1190

Drop cap C illuminated with a quadruped and floral motifs in the Sacramentary of San Juan de las Abadesas manuscript on parchment made?? probably in the scriptorium of Tortosa, c 1170 - 1190

Calendar decorated with motifs of birds and humans heads in different colors, miniature in the Sacramentary of San Juan de las Abadesas, manuscript on parchment made?

Drop cap C illuminated with floral motives in the Sacramentary of San Juan de las Abadesas, manuscript on parchment made probably in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Tortosa, c.1170 - 1190

San Esteban (? - 32-37), deacon and martyr. Stoning of St

Drop cap D illuminated with heads of birds and vegetables interlacing in the Sacramentary of San Juan de las Abadesas, manuscript on parchment made?

Sacramentary of San Juan de les Abadesas, manuscript on parchment made probably in the scriptorium of Tortosa Cathedral, c.1170-1190

Pontifical from Vic, manuscript on parchment made in the scriptorium of the Cathedral of Vic, first half of the 12th century

The Scriptorium, Gloucester, 1919. Artist: EA Biermann
The Scriptorium, Gloucester, 1919. The foundation stone of the cathedral was laid in 1089 and the church was consecrated in 1100

Scribe or copyist, 15th century, (1870). An engraving from The Arts of the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance, by Paul Lacroix, (London, 1870)

Initial letter L, (1870). An engraving from The Arts of the Middle Ages and at the Period of the Renaissance, by Paul Lacroix, (London, 1870)

St Jude and King Ahaziah, second half of the 14th century, (1843). Artist: Henry Shaw
St Jude and King Ahaziah, second half of the 14th century, (1843). Scenes from a manuscript service book and lectionary

Monks at work on manuscripts in a scriptorium, c1900. Liebig trade card

Monk at work on a manuscript in the corner of a scriptorium, 15th century

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