A single-sheet print in the form of a triptych. In the center, the text of the Last Supper

(probably in incunabulum print), to the left and right, a colored woodcut each. Circa 1500. Learn more here.

Single leaf from a 15th-century missal in Latin

Priest saying the mass in the Sherborne Missal, the largest (and most lavishly decorated) Medieval Missal

from England to have survived the Reformation.

Saints and Angels in Adoration, Woodcut from the Latin-English Requiem Missal

Missal, between 1389 and 1404. Master of the Brussels Initials (Italian, active about 1389 - 1410), Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy, "The Calling of Saints Peter and Andrew"

Excerpt from an unidentified psalm, with David featured in the illustrated “D”.

Stammheim Missal, created around 1170, artist unknown.

Giovanni d’Andrea (ca. 1270-1348), Circa lecturam arboris diversis olim diversum modum tenentibus (Nuremberg: Friedrich Creussner, 1483).