Book of Hours produced for the renowned bibliophile and patron Jean, Duc de Berry (see VALOIS, (3)). Delisle (1884) identified the manuscript (290*210 mm; Chantilly, Mus. Condé, MS. 65) with a description in an inventory made after the death of the Duc in 1416: ‘several gatherings of a very rich Book of Hours, richly historiated and illuminated, that Pol and his brothers made’. This attribution has received general acceptance and has also provided the manuscript with its name.

• Books of Hours... (cont.)
  • individual manuscripts... (cont.)
    • Très Riches Heures (Chantilly, Mus. Condé, MS. 65)... (cont.)
      • Colombe, Jean
        • Colombe: (2) Jean Colombe, §2: Savoy, 1486–9, and final years
        • Limbourg, de, §2: Working methods and techniques
      • drawings
        • Drawing, §IV, 3: Renaissance
      • genre
        • Belgium, §IX, 1(i): Gold and silver, before 1600
        • Genre, §2: Medieval and Renaissance, to 1500
        • Table services and ornament
        • Tapestry, §II, 1(ii): Before 1500: France and the Low Countries
      • hunting scenes
        • Sporting scenes, §2: Middle Ages and Renaissance
      • landscape paintings
        • Castle, §II: Post-medieval
        • Topography, §2(i): Descriptive art, before c 1650
      • miniatures (manuscript illumination)
        • Erotic art, §I, 2(i): Western world: The Middle Ages
      • Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey
        • Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey, §2(ii): Romanesque buildings
      • Palais de la Cité
        • Hall (i), §II, 2(ii): After c 1000: France
    • Turin-Milan Hours (Turin, Mus. Civ. A. Ant., MS. 47)
      • Belgium, §III, 2(ii): Manuscript illumination, 1400–c 1550
      • Dress, §V, 2(i): Northern Europe, 1300–1415
      • Eyck, van: (1) Hubert van Eyck, §2: Works
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §1(i): Training and early works in The Hague, to 1425
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §1(ii): Early works in Flanders, 1425–30
      • Eyck, van: (2) Jan van Eyck, §2: Working methods and technique
      • Miniature, §I: Manuscript
      • Ouwater, Albert van
    • Vienna Hours of Charles the Bold see Hours of Mary of Burgundy
    • Vienna Rothschild Hours (Vienna, Österreich. Nbib., Cod. s. n. 2844)
      • Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists, §I: Master of the Older Prayerbook of Maximilian
    • Visconti Hours (Florence, Bib. N. Cent., MSS Banco Rari 397 and Landau Finlay 22)
      • Belbello da Pavia
      • Gothic, §IV, 5(vii): Painting: Italy, Spain and papal Avignon, c 1320–c 1400
      • Grassi, de: (1) Giovannino de Grassi
      • Visconti (i): (4) Gian Gaaleazzo Visconti, Lord and then 1st Duke of Milan
      • Visconti (i): (5) Filippo Maria Visconti, 3rd Duke of Milan