Paris, Philippe Lebaud, 1977; 2 volumes in-4 in printed and ornamented beige cloth publisher’s slipcase. Cork-covered boards for the facsimile leporello, a 50-page commentary booklet by ethnographer and art historian Karl Anton Nowotny. Slight foxing on the slipcase. Complete set. One of 1,200 numbered copies (no. 911). This facsimile reproduces Codex Borgia Messicano 1, a manuscript preserved in the Vatican Library. Very fine condition.
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Codex Borgia
Codex Borgia. 1977. Facsimile of Codex Borgia Messicano 1.
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