Psalter from a Psalter-Hours

4th quarter 13th century

10 cm 13.7 cm

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This Psalter, dating to the last quarter of the thirteenth century, was made in French Flanders for use in the diocese of Metz. Originally part of a Psalter-Hours, the two parts of the book were separated long ago and bound separately in the eighteenth century. The Hours half...

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Diocese of Metz, individual affiliated with Franciscan or Dominican house (?), 1275-1300. 'Deberud[?]t', 17th century [1]. Léon Gruel and Edmond Engelmann, Paris, late 19th-early 20th century [2]; purchased by Henry Walters, Baltimore, 1903 [3]; by bequest to Walters Art Museum, 1931.[1] Name inscribed in lower margins, fols. 68v and 69r[2] Their bookplate on front pastedown, inscribed ""No 134""[3] Invoice Walters archives
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