http://www.handschriftencensus.de/23518
Der Handschriftencensus unterschlägt wie üblich die Provenienzen:
Provenance: Large coat of arms on inside back cover, contemporary with the text illustrations and apparently the work of the same artist, showing the crest of the Eyczingers, a noble family important in the Lower Austrian Assemply of Estates in the 15th and 16th centuries, who may thus be assumed to have commissioned this handsome copy. As Ulrich von Eitzing, head of levies under King Albrecht II, was created Baron by the Emperor in 1439, while the arms used here still show the original design, the ms. may be dated around 1430 - a tentative dating which is borne out by the handwriting (libra watermark not in Piccard). - Front pastedown has ms. ownership "W. Paumgarten", dated 1550; shortly afterwards the volume must have been acquired by the Puchheim family from the Lower Austrian Waldviertel region (ms. ownership "Veit Alb[recht] H[err] v[on] Puechamb" on fol. A1r - possibly the father of the like-named founder of the well-known Protestant private press located at Wildberg castle near Horn). Last in a Salzburg private collection.
http://www.inlibris.at/content/deutsch/bestand/auswahlkatalog.php?expand=26275#26275
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Der Handschriftencensus unterschlägt wie üblich die Provenienzen:
Provenance: Large coat of arms on inside back cover, contemporary with the text illustrations and apparently the work of the same artist, showing the crest of the Eyczingers, a noble family important in the Lower Austrian Assemply of Estates in the 15th and 16th centuries, who may thus be assumed to have commissioned this handsome copy. As Ulrich von Eitzing, head of levies under King Albrecht II, was created Baron by the Emperor in 1439, while the arms used here still show the original design, the ms. may be dated around 1430 - a tentative dating which is borne out by the handwriting (libra watermark not in Piccard). - Front pastedown has ms. ownership "W. Paumgarten", dated 1550; shortly afterwards the volume must have been acquired by the Puchheim family from the Lower Austrian Waldviertel region (ms. ownership "Veit Alb[recht] H[err] v[on] Puechamb" on fol. A1r - possibly the father of the like-named founder of the well-known Protestant private press located at Wildberg castle near Horn). Last in a Salzburg private collection.
http://www.inlibris.at/content/deutsch/bestand/auswahlkatalog.php?expand=26275#26275
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KlausGraf - am Freitag, 1. April 2011, 13:05 - Rubrik: Kodikologie
