A Dismembered Book of Hours illuminated by Robert Boyvin digitally reconstructed by Carla Rossi

This file contains the digital reconstruction of a dismembered 15th-century Book of Hours illuminated by Robert Boyvin.Originally created in Normandy, the manuscript was later dismembered and dispersed on the international art market. This digital reconstruction follows the WBRM method (WayBack Recovery Method), developed by Prof. Carla Rossi, and integrates codicological data and visual documentation from multiple sources. The reconstruction, by Prof. Carla Rossi, focuses exclusively on the visual and structural reassembly of the codex. Contextual analysis, historical research and ethical commentary are presented in the related academic study available here: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-0364-1421-4 This reconstruction is part of the broader research programme ACMD – Archivum Codicum Manuscriptorum Disiectorum, hosted by the Organisation pour la Protection des manuscrits Médiévaux (OProM).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15252608
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Digital Humanities and Scholarship
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A Dismembered Book of Hours illuminated by Robert Boyvin digitally reconstructed by Carla Rossi

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A Dismembered Book of Hours illuminated by Robert Boyvin digitally reconstructed by Carla Rossi

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This file contains the digital reconstruction of a dismembered 15th-century Book of Hours illuminated by Robert Boyvin.Originally created in Normandy, the manuscript was later dismembered and dispersed on the international art market. This digital reconstruction follows the WBRM method (WayBack Recovery Method), developed by Prof. Carla Rossi, and integrates codicological data and visual documentation from multiple sources. The reconstruction, by Prof. Carla Rossi, focuses exclusively on the visual and structural reassembly of the codex. Contextual analysis, historical research and ethical commentary are presented in the related academic study available here: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/product/978-1-0364-1421-4 This reconstruction is part of the broader research programme ACMD – Archivum Codicum Manuscriptorum Disiectorum, hosted by the Organisation pour la Protection des manuscrits Médiévaux (OProM).

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