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Codex Fejérváry-MayerBurland, Cottie Arthur (1905-....). Éditeur scientifique The aesthetics of the old Mexican illuminated manuscripts introduces the viewer into the world of reproduction – this access further supports the release of the Codex Fejervary-Mayer as volume VIII of the Codices Selecti by the Akademische Druck- u. Verlagsanstalt (Academic Printing and Publishing House) Graz. The precise contouring and brilliant colour demonstrate a highly exacting graphic style comparable to that found within the Codex Laud.The codex Ferjervary-Mayer is in a folded book form made out of deerskin containing 23 well-used and well-preserved leaves whose stucco coating serve as a base surface for the book painter to work on. With regards to the history of the codex, only the journey from Hungary to England in the 19th century is well-known. The quadratic shape of the Codex Fejervary-Mayer resembles to a large extent, that of the Codices Laud and Cospi; this similarity between the three illuminated manuscripts is further emphasized by the common depiction of the illustrated number “5”. In this regard, a sub-group is created and sets itself apart from the so-called Codex-Borgia-Group.Editeur : Graz : Akademische Druck-u. VerlagsanstaltDate de parution : 1971&#160;Description matérielle&#160;:&#160;1 vol. (47 p.) et 1 dépl. ([23] plis]) : ill. ; 19 cm et 26 cm.Collection&#160;:&#160;(Codices selecti ; 26)Note : Ouvrage en anglais et en nahuatl. - Contient le fac-sim du Codex Fejérváry-Mayer. - Sous coffret. - Notes bibliogr.&#160;Bibliographie, v. [1], p. 39-42.PARIS-BnF : - Tolbiac - Rez-de-jardin - magasin : 2011-265414 - Richelieu - Manuscrits - magasin : 8-FAC SIM OR-209 (1) &#60; Fac-similé  &#62;  - Richelieu - Manuscrits - magasin : 8-FAC SIM OR-209 (2) &#60; Commentaire  &#62; PARIS-Médiathèque MQBCodex Fejérváry-Mayer