Salamanca Armorial, Steve Tamborino -15th century-.

The facsimile of the Armorial de Salamanca, a work by Steve Tamborino from the 15th century, is an exceptional example of the artistic care deposited on each page of this signed and numbered edition. Produced by Scriptorium Ediciones on December 3, 2008, this copy, number 289 out of a total of 350, is a gem for lovers of Spanish heraldry and history.

The book measures 22x27.5 cm, allowing for detailed appreciation of the illustrations and the richness of the depicted heraldry. This Armorial focuses on Spanish heraldry from the late 15th century to the early 16th century, offering a fascinating insight into the shields, blazons, and emblems used during that period.

The accompanying study book by D. Martín de Riquer (Barcelona, 1914) provides a comprehensive analysis and historical context, enriching the understanding of the work and its importance in the study of Spanish heraldry.

The artistic quality of this facsimile copy is impressive, faithfully reproduced to capture the essence and beauty of the original. The binding and presentation of this copy enhance its aesthetic value, making it a valuable addition to any art collection or specialized library.

The Armorial de Salamanca is a unique piece that allows one to delve into the world of heraldry and explore the historical and cultural heritage of Spain during that period. This signed and numbered edition guarantees authenticity and offers an exceptional opportunity to appreciate and preserve this masterpiece for future generations.