@book{bibcite_12340,
  editor = {Margaret M. Manion and Bernard J. Muir},
  title = {The Art of the Book: Its Place in the Medieval Workshop},
  year = {1998},
  pages = {337 pp.},
  publisher = {University of Exeter Press},
  address = {Exeter, England},
  isbn = {9780859895668},
  note = {Contents:
The early insular prayer book tradition and the development of the Book of Hours / Bernard J. Muir 
Women, art and devotion: three French fourteenth-century royal prayer books / Margeret M. Manion 
Books for a Dominican nuns{\textquoteright} choir : illustrated liturgical manuscripts at Saint-Louis de Poissy, c.1330-1350 / Joan Naughton 
The illustrated office of the passion in Italian Books of Hours / Bronwyn C. Stocks 
An unusual image of the assumption in a fourteenth-century Dominican choir-book / Margaret M. Manion 
The Dominican liturgy of the assumption: texts and music for the Divine Office / John Stinson 
A centre for devotional and liturgical manuscript illumination in fifteenth-century Besançon / Vera F. Vines 
The master of Jacques de Besançon and a fifteenth-century Parisian missal / Hilary Maddocks 
Marginalized jewels: the depiction of jewellery in the borders of Flemish devotional manuscripts / Kate Challis 
Devotional objects in book format: diptychs in the collection of Margaret of Austria and her family / Dagmar Eichberger},
  language = {English},
}