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Bestiary and Fiore de virtu, in italian, MS132, ca. 15th century via Welcome Library, Public Domain.
"Bestiary and Fiore de virtu. Folios 8, 9, 19, and the end of the second work are wanting. Written in a somewhat difficult current hand: headings in red. Ilustrated with 83 crude water-colour drawings of animals."
Alchemy: 15th cent., MS22, ca. 15th century via Wellcome Library, Public Domain.
Initial E: Riders on Horseback; Initial S: A Judge and Men with Axes in a Vineyard, Ms. Ludwig XIV 6, f. 145v by unknown creator and Michael Lupi de Çandiu, Spain c. 1290-1310 via Getty Open Content Program
“Open content images are digital surrogates of works of art that are in the Getty’s collections and in the public domain, for which we hold all rights, or for which we are not aware of any rights restrictions.” - Open Content Program, “Public Domain and Rights”, The Getty
"Detail of a miniature of Dante and Beatrice before Dante's vision of the Virgin.", Divina Commedia, Yates Thompson 36, f. 190 by Dante Alighieri, Tuscany, Italy c. 1444-1450 via The British Library, Public Domain
"This week, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced a new Open Access Policy, applying a CC0 license to collection data and 375,000+ images. As a marked win in the existing move toward open licenses in digital collections, this development is not only a turning point for open digital collections, but a shift toward open collections data." [...]
Ferial psalter, Ms. Codex 1057, f. 67r by Catholic Church, Trento, Italy, ca. 1350 via University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Public Domain.
Illuminated Preface to the Third Book of the Collection of Poems (masnavi), W.625 by Jalas al-Din Rumi, Maulana and Ahmad ibn Hajji Abi Bakr al-Katib, Iran c. 1461 via Walters Art Museum, Creative Commons
Detail of “Scenes from the Life of David”, Ms. Ludwig I 6 by unknown creator, France ca. 1250 via Getty Open Content Program
“Open content images are digital surrogates of works of art that are in the Getty’s collections and in the public domain, for which we hold all rights, or for which we are not aware of any rights restrictions.” - Open Content Program, “Public Domain and Rights”, The Getty
Folding Almanac, late 15th century, including calendar information and medical summaries, ca. "late 15th century”, Wellcome Library, Public Domain
"Written in red and black, with initials in blue. With two carefully executed drawings in red and black of the 'Vein-man' and of the 'Astrological man'. [...]"
Book of Hours, W.215 by unknown creator, Flemish ca. 1400-1415 via Walters Art Museum, Creative Commons
“The Digital Scholarship Group at Boston College Libraries and Dr. Michael Noone are proud to introduce Burns Antiphoner, an interactive open access resource.” - Boston College Libraries Newsletter
Illuminated Preface to the Fourth Book of the Collection of Poems (masnavi), W.625 by Jalas al-Din Rumi, Maulana and Ahmad ibn Hajji Abi Bakr al-Katib, Iran c. 1461 via Walters Art Museum, Creative Commons
Detail of Graduale oesa, Proprium de tempore, pars aestivalis, Ms. WettFm 2, f. 175v, Cologne, Germany, c. 1330-1335 via e-codices - Virtual Manuscript Library of Switzerland, CC BY-NC
Institutionally Specified Citation Structure: Aarau, Aargauer Kantonsbibliothek, MsWettFm 2, f. 175v – Graduale oesa, Proprium de tempore, pars aestivalis (http://www.e-codices.unifr.ch/en/list/one/kba/WettFm0002)
Ferial psalter, Ms. Codex 1057, f. 106r by Catholic Church, Trento, Italy, ca. 1350 via University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Public Domain.
Illuminated Preface to the First Book of the Collection of Poems (masnavi), W.625 by Jalas al-Din Rumi, Maulana and Ahmad ibn Hajji Abi Bakr al-Katib, Iran c. 1461 via Walters Art Museum, Creative Commons
Ferial psalter, Ms. Codex 1057, f. 86r by Catholic Church, Trento, Italy, ca. 1350 via University of Pennsylvania Libraries, Public Domain.
Illuminated Preface to the Second Book of the Collection of Poems (masnavi), W.625 by Jalas al-Din Rumi, Maulana and Ahmad ibn Hajji Abi Bakr al-Katib, Iran c. 1461 via Walters Art Museum, Creative Commons