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The Book of hours of Frederick of Aragon or simply the Hours of Frederick of Aragon (Paris, BnF, Latin 10532) is a luxury book of hours, a private devotional book, made for Frederick of Aragon (also known as Frederick of Naples) between 1501 and 1502. Described as a "particularly accomplished work of art", it is the result of cooperation between three different artists, , Jean Bourdichon, and the . The 62 full-page miniatures were made by Bourdichon, and have been described as some of his best work, while the border decorations were made by Todeschino and the Master of Claude de France. Following the death of Frederick, the book probably eventually ended up in Spain, and eventually entered the library of Joseph Bonaparte. It was eventually lost by him and finally bought by the predecessor

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  • The Book of hours of Frederick of Aragon or simply the Hours of Frederick of Aragon (Paris, BnF, Latin 10532) is a luxury book of hours, a private devotional book, made for Frederick of Aragon (also known as Frederick of Naples) between 1501 and 1502. Described as a "particularly accomplished work of art", it is the result of cooperation between three different artists, , Jean Bourdichon, and the . The 62 full-page miniatures were made by Bourdichon, and have been described as some of his best work, while the border decorations were made by Todeschino and the Master of Claude de France. Following the death of Frederick, the book probably eventually ended up in Spain, and eventually entered the library of Joseph Bonaparte. It was eventually lost by him and finally bought by the predecessor of today's Bibliothèque nationale de France, the French national library, in 1828. It is kept in the library collections in Paris and has been exhibited to the public on several occasions. (en)
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  • The Book of hours of Frederick of Aragon or simply the Hours of Frederick of Aragon (Paris, BnF, Latin 10532) is a luxury book of hours, a private devotional book, made for Frederick of Aragon (also known as Frederick of Naples) between 1501 and 1502. Described as a "particularly accomplished work of art", it is the result of cooperation between three different artists, , Jean Bourdichon, and the . The 62 full-page miniatures were made by Bourdichon, and have been described as some of his best work, while the border decorations were made by Todeschino and the Master of Claude de France. Following the death of Frederick, the book probably eventually ended up in Spain, and eventually entered the library of Joseph Bonaparte. It was eventually lost by him and finally bought by the predecessor (en)
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  • Book of hours of Frederick of Aragon (en)
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