Blaserquintett F - Dur, op.56, Nr.3. Quintet for Wind Instruments F - major, op.56, No.3. For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet (Bb), Horn (F), Bassoon.

For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet (Bb), Horn (F), Fagott. Edited by Werner Rottler. Munchen, F.E.C. Leuckart Musikverlag 1965, cm.23x30,5, pp.ca 40, fasc.con spartiti allegati, Collana Alte Musik. Leuckartiana,AM 116.

Traduz.di Alessandra Berello. Con una nota di Oliver Philipponnat e Patrick Lienhardt. Milano, Adelphi Ed. 2010, cm.10,5x18, pp.155, brossura con bandelle. Collana Piccola Bibblioteca,576.

Traduit du polonais par Laurence Dyèvre. Montreuil, Folies d'encre 2008 cm.14x19, pp.228, brossura cop.fig. a col.

Koln, Taschen 2004, cm.25x38, pp.412, ill.a colori. legatura editoriale in tutta tela , copertina figurata a colori. Collana Jumbo. Fu nel Medioevo che re, principi e alti prelati commissionavano ai migliori artisti e artigiani Bibbie riccamente illustrate e magnificamente miniate. A parte la bellezza e il valore delle miniature, i manoscritti vengono anche analizzati da un punto di vista storico. I testi di Andreas Fingernagel, Stephan Fussel e Christian Gastgerber insieme al lavoro della commissione scientifica composta di ben 15 elementi, esplorano l`evoluzione dei concetti alla base delle diverse pubblicazioni, così come l`evoluzione dell`idea di storia nel Medioevo. Vi è anche un glossario che permette a chi non è ferrato di storia della Bibbia di comprendere e capire appieno i testi.

Foreword by Dominique Ponnau. Los angeles, The J. Paul Getty Museum 2002, cm.17,5x25, pp.133, ill.a colori. legatura editoriale cartonata, copertina figurata a colori. During the Middle Ages, kings and nobility frequently commissioned the greatest artists of their day to illustrate-or "illuminate"-their personal prayer books. Intended for private reading and meditation, these so-called "books of hours" were arranged, in keeping with the practice of the Church, so that particular prayers were read at specific times of the day. To our enduring enchantment, the artists who illustrated these books entwined delicate flowers, beautiful fruits, and fanciful creatures with depictions of activities appropriate to each month of the year and with moving illustrations depicting stories from the lives of Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and the saints. Presented here are carefully selected pages from over a dozen precious fourteenth- and fifteenth-century manuscripts-most of which have never been published before-found in some of the world's leading museums and libraries. Arranged and described to guide the viewer's eye, these delightful and colorful illustrations invite readers, young and old, to immerse themselves in the medieval imagination. Also included are a glossary and a short history of the noble personages who commissioned the works and the artists who produced them.