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The artistic successor to the Carolingian Renascence, the German, Swiss and Italian Ottonian manuscripts provide some of the best depictions of people and fashions in this period. Henry Mayr-Harting's [MAYR-HARTING 1999] two volume study draws on 70 Ottonian manuscripts and is the basis for this listalthough the numbering system is our own.<br>
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The only other book in English that I know of that discuss Ottonian art is Dodwell's 'The Pictorial Arts of the West 800-1200' [DODWELL 1993].
:Gero Codex
:c.965-969
[MAYR-HARTING 1999:fol.1v Vol.1,fig.8; fol.2v Vol.1,pl.II; fol.4v Vol.1,fig.11; fol.5v Vol.1,fig.16; fol.7v Vol.1,fig.6]
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|[[File:O7.jpg|thumb|left|alt=O7]]
|'''O7, Berlin (east), Staatsbibl, MS theol lat. fol.1'''
:Codex, Wittekindus, Gospels
:c.970960-70 [MAYR-HARTING 1999:fol.14v Vol.1,fig.17]
|- valign="top" id="O8"
:c.977-933
[MAYR-HARTING 1999]
|- valign="top" id="O17a"
|[[File:O17a.jpg|thumb|left|alt=O17a]]
|'''O17a, Trier, Stadtbibl., Ms 171/1626'''
:Gregory's Letters, Gregory Master
:prob. 983-84
[MAYR-HARTING 1999:frontispiece Vol.1,fig.13]
|- valign="top" id="O19"
:Pericopes
:c.1000-20
[MAYR-HARTING 1999:fol.2r Vol.1,pl.I]
|- valign="top" id="O50"
:Pericopes
:c.1000-20
[MAYR-HARTING 1999:fol.41r Vol.1,fig.3 ]
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:Sacramentary
:c.1000-20
[MAYR-HARTING 1999: fol.110v Vol.1,fig.5]
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