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William Boone offered this manuscript to the British Museum. Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain

dealer/antiquarian

T. & W. Boone

London (United Kingdom)

The Bedford Hours

William Boone offered this manuscript to the British Museum. Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain

Description

The brothers William Boone (1790–1873) and Thomas Boone (1795–1870) devoted themselves to selling antique and rare books. They initially set up shop in Russell Court, then moved to the Strand, and finally, in 1830, they moved permanently to New Bond Street (London). Throughout the 19th century, they sold many manuscripts to the British Museum, including The Bedford Hours and the Martyrum gesta.

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Traded this work in the past [ca. 1862 - 1864]

Martyrum gesta or Liber passionum

Serna (2023): 208. © British Library, Londres.

Martyrum gesta or Liber passionum

Anonimous

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Martyrum gesta or Liber passionum

Anonimous

Mid 10th c.
Provenance: San Pedro de Cardeña Monastery, Castrillo del Val (Spain)
Current locations: The British Library, London (United Kingdom)

This location housed 1 work from Castile and Leon

San Pedro de Cardeña Monastery

monastery

San Pedro de Cardeña Monastery

Castrillo del Val (Spain)

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The British Library

study center

The British Library

London (United Kingdom)