"The Italian Giant Bibles," in The Practice of the Bible in the Middle Ages, ed. Susan Boynton and Diane Reilly, Columbia University Press, 2011 more
An introduction to the Italian Giant Bibles (Bibbie atlantiche, Bibles atlantiques, Riesenbibeln), their historiography, scripts, illustrations, and current ideas about where they were made and by whom. This chapter differs from most other recent works on the Italian Giant Bibles in that it calls into question the widespread hypothesis that much of the group came from one or a few Roman scriptoria associated with the papacy.
To those interested in acquiring a copy of the book: The promotional material I received says that anyone who uses the promo code “PRABO” to buy the book from the Columbia University Press website will receive a 30% discount off the price of the book. Here's the website again: http://www.cup.columbia.edu/book/978-0-231-14826-9/the-practice-of-the |
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Papacy (Medieval Church History), History of the Book, Italian Giant Bibles / Bibbie atlantiche / Bibles atlantiques / Riesenbiblen, Medieval illuminated manuscripts, Medieval Art, Illuminated Manuscripts, Medieval History, History Of The Bible/Biblical Canon, Cultural History, History Relations Europe/non-European World, History of the Papacy, Global History, Comparative History, Monte Amiata, Christianity and Rome, Illumination (Manuscripts, Books), Manuscript Illustration, Medieval Art, and Book History