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Hours of Charles V

Illustration — Christ The Hours of Charles V is an illuminated book of Hours produced in Paris (possibly by the workshop of Jean Poyer) in the late 15th or early 16th century. A 17th century note in the book indicates that it was owned by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor. The book was not made for Charles but he acquired it from an anonymous donor.

Also recorded as Libro de horas de Carlos V

Hours of Charles V

Hours of Charles V, Libro de horas de Carlos V - BNE Vitr24-3 p2 (Christ)

Workshop of Jean Poyer · bne.es · Public domain

Date
1500
Material
vellum
Held by
Biblioteca Nacional de España

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Illustration — Christ The Hours of Charles V is an illuminated book of Hours produced in Paris (possibly by the workshop of Jean Poyer) in the late 15th or early 16th century. A 17th century note in the book indicates that it was owned by Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor. The book was not made for Charles but he acquired it from an anonymous donor.

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