 The single exception to the style of the borders is a destroyed page, with the main miniature a "Virgo inter virgines" by Hand H. The border here is in a richer and later 15th century style, from 1430 at the earliest, partly overpainting a normal border, which has also been partly scraped off.This is probably because the original border contained a portrait of a previous owner, of which traces can be seen.The Paris "Très Belles Heures" probably originally contained 31 instead of the current 25 illustrated pages, which when added to 40 in the original Turin portion, 28 in the Milan-Turin portion, 5 in the Louvre and 1 in Malibu, gives a total of at least 105 illustrated pages, a very large number, approaching the 131 illustrated pages of the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, which also took many decades to complete.