|
Title : « Missale ordinum sancti Lazari Hierosolimitani et beatae Mariae de Monte Carmelo. 1785 » Publication date : 1701-1800 Contributor : Louis XVIII, roi de France. Ancien possesseur Subject : Bouville (Bernard-Marie-Gabriel Jubert, abbé de). Donne un manuscrit au chapitre des ordres de Saint-Lazare et de Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel Subject : Louis XVIII, roi de France. Reliure à ses armes, comme grand maître de l'ordre de Saint-Lazare Subject : Missel Subject : De Notre-Dame du Mont-Carmel Subject : Ordinum Sancti Lazari et Beatæ Mariæ de Monte Carmelo Subject : Bouville (Bernard-Marie-Gabriel Jubert, abbé de) Relationship : http://archivesetmanuscrits.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cc79202x Type : manuscript Language : latin Format : Papier. - 190 pages. - Écriture du XVIIIe siècle. 4 gravures entre les pages 28-29, 70-71, 100-101, et à la page 148. Initiales, rubriques et portées de musique rouges. - 425 ? 270 mm. - Reliure en veau vert à petits fers, aux armes du comte de Provence (Louis XVIII), comme grand maître de l'ordre... Description : Numérisation effectuée à partir d'un document original. Description : A l'intérieur du premier plat, on lit : « Donné par Mr l'abbé de Bouville, commandeur des ordres de St Lazare et Ntre-Dame du Mont-Carmel, et accepté par Monsieur, frère du roy, grand maître desd. ordres, au chapitre du vendredy 16 Xbre 1785. » Rights : Public domain Identifier : ark:/12148/btv1b55009894b Source : Bibliothèque nationale de France. Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal. Ms-1177 réserve Provenance : Bibliothèque nationale de France Date of online availability : 28/03/2016 |
| By searching every binding in the Gallica database I stumbled on this treasure. The BnF doesn't know who made this binding and anyway they have never heard of Jean-Baptiste Gosselin, as a search of the entire BnF will show. (click here to see this binding). Because the gold tooling of Gosselin is so perfect you can readily see all the details of his imprints especially in this high resolution digital reproduction from Gallica. |
| In Comparative Diagram 2, we look closely at the Gosselin imprint gos-14, when you enlarge these examples it is easy to see that they were all made with the same Gosselin tool. |
| In Comparative Diagram 3, I show a collection of Gosselin imprints from a 2018 page (click here to see it). At that time I had just discovered the identity of this binder who I had previously nicknamed the MM binder and I cataloged all the tools with an mm prefix, so if you see tools on my pages with that prefix you will know that they are Gosselin tools, an example of this is shown in Comparative Diagram 4, gos-104 that is also found elsewhere as mm-104 but is not found in Comparative Diagram 3. I have not yet had a chance to up date this collection with some of the additional imprints (armorials and small tools) found in the decoration this Missale |
|
click here to return to the HOME page. click here to see an INDEX of the 2017 pages. see below links to previous work |
| Even experts are sometimes wrong, before you spend thousands on a book, please do your own research! Just because I say a certain binding can be attributed to le Maitre isn't any kind of guarantee, don't take my word for it, go a step further and get your own proof. In these pages I have provided you with a way of doing just that. |
| Virtual Bookings, created by L. A. Miller | return to the Home page of VIRTUAL BOOKBINDINGS |