help on information about Grimani Breviary manuscript illumination

Hi All
Are there any known medieval copies of the manuscript illuminations found in the Grimani Breviary codex ? I understand some of the painters are still not known though believed to be of flemish origin.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Brevarium_Grimani#/media/File:Breviarium_Grimani

Any info is appreciated
TTA

 

What's the purpose of the question? I would assume the images have been copied over time, but you know what they say about assumptions.

Apart from that, here's a comparison of February from the Grimani (left), and from the Tres Riches Heures (right) that I think is earlier by close to 100 years. They're not the same, but they certainly have a lot in common.

 

thanks as usual morotherstuff!..I was just curious about one print (from one of the calendar months) and went off on a tangent to research the broader work as I had the impression access to the codix in Venice was very restricted. You are right it had been watercolour copied in the 19th century and repros have been made but probably not in medivieal times..
But strangely enough the vintage color print of the Grimani Breviary (month of July) that I acquired ..after I removed it from its nice vintage frame has a text print behind it either in Portuguese or Spanish.
Apparently it is related to a Spanish politician, diplomat and writer during the spanish civil war (and afterwards) by the name Jose Antonio Gimenez Arnau. I am not sure whether the text was part of his writings..the theme appears to be the spanish civil war politics and entitled AGOSTO ..and the front of the paper is the July Grimani Brevieary color print.The color print is this one from wiki and I have attached the photo of the back text.What do you make of it?Thanks!
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/...i_Breviary_-_The_Month_of_July_-_WGA15781.jpg

TTA

 

I have old, 12 framed, what seems like water colours of the pictures on the left. Twelve months of the year. Exactly the same, not recent with Latin description of scene on the back. Any information on these 12, old prints/ would be helpful.No signatures, no numbers, nothing, just page size paintings.

 

Spanish Fascist propaganda. Here's more information if you want to bother running it through Google Translate.

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/José_Antonio_Giménez-Arnau

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comité_de_No_Intervención

Debora