De Arte Venandi Cum Avibus by Frederick II (The Art of Falconry) - Medieval Ms. Facsimile Edition

The Art of Falconry by Frederick II (The Art of Falconry) - Medieval Ms. Facsimile Edition

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The manuscript Pal. lat. 1071 is generally accepted as a commission from Emperor Frederick II’s son Manfred and is dated between 1258 and 1266. Even if the manuscript is a partial version of the text (it contains the first two of the six sections of the monumental treatise) the book's generous margins host over 900 images of birds, in addition to 170 human figures and twelve representations of horses. Showcasing magnificent vivid colors and masterful artistry, the De Arte Venandi Cum Avibus is a highlight of thirteenth-century illumination.