Folio Ten from Burchard of Sion's De locis ac mirabilibus mundi, or an Illuminated Geography c. 1460

This illuminated manuscript, Folio Ten from Burchard of Sion's *De locis ac mirabilibus mundi*, or an Illuminated Geography, was created around 1460 by Burchard of Mount Sion. This folio showcases the vibrant colors and meticulous detail typical of illuminated manuscripts, featuring ornate script, gold leaf accents, and captivating miniature illustrations. This folio, housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, is a testament to the artistry and knowledge of the 15th century, illustrating the world through a blend of historical accounts, fantastical tales, and stunning visual imagery.